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Tuesday, June 24, 2014

18:26-2.15 Bond in lieu of payment

 TRANSFER INHERITANCE AND ESTATE TAX  
SUBCHAPTER 2. IMPOSITION AND COMPUTATION OF TAX

N.J.A.C. 18:26-2.15 (2014)

§ 18:26-2.15 Bond in lieu of payment

   (a) If settlement through a compromise of the tax fails, a bond in double the highest amount of tax must be filed with the Inheritance Tax Branch, executed by the executor, administrator, trustee, or other proper representative, as principal, and a surety company licensed to operate in New Jersey as surety, until the contingency or condition occurs and the tax due becomes definite.

(b) Upon the happening of the contingency or condition to which a transfer is subject, the executor, administrator, trustee or other proper representative shall notify the Transfer Inheritance Tax Branch of the date the occurrence took place and a computation of the tax due shall then be made. (See N.J.A.C. 18:26-9.16).

(c) The composition or compromise permitted herein, refers only to the tax on transfers subject to contingencies or conditions and not to the value of the property included in the transfer.

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