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Before making a major financial decision you
should consult a qualified professional.
A U.S. federal estate tax return must be filed if a deceased
Canadian resident who is not an American citizen owned U.S.-situated assets (this
includes stocks in US corporations, even if held in a Canadian brokerage) exceeding $60,000 fair market
value in US$ at death, and they may be subject to US estate tax.
Whether or not US estate tax is payable will depend on the person's total
worldwide estate.
This calculator is for a Canadian who is not a US citizen. There may be deductions to arrive at the estate
amount, some of which may be prorated, and other
tax credits in the calculation, but we are presenting a simplified version in
our calculator.
Our calculator is a very simple one - input the net amount of
your US-situated assets, and the amount of your worldwide estate, all in
US$. The
results will show the gross taxes, unified credit, and net taxes that would be payable on this estate in
certain tax years.
Of course the actual completion of a US estate tax return
would be more complicated than this, but our calculator will give you a
rough idea of how much US estate tax, if any, you may be required to pay.
Tax Tip: As
with many tax-related issues, this is complicated - plan ahead and get
professional advice if you have over $60,000 US in US assets!
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