Скачать или смотреть Executor Fees: The $15K Most Family Members Never Claim

Your mom worked 14 months managing Dad's estate and never took executor fees—not because she couldn't, but because nobody told her she was entitled to $13,000-16,000 under state law.
Here's what most families don't know:
→ Executor compensation is a LEGAL DEBT of the estate (not a gift from beneficiaries)
→ California allows 4% of first $100K, 3% of next $100K (tiered structure)
→ New York allows 5% of first $100K, 4% of next $200K
→ Fees are TAXABLE income while inheritance is tax-free
→ If you're both executor AND beneficiary, taking fees can actually cost you money after taxes
The conversation about compensation should happen BEFORE you accept the role. Most executors work 200-500 hours managing estates. State law recognizes this deserves payment.

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