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August 3rd, 2011 by admin
Size property, Fair view of the expectations of the applicant for the Family Business Succession; The standard of living of the testator and the applicant; Financial needs and other circumstances of the applicant. It ‘easy to see that these factors could certainly be applied to a situation where the shares have been a family-owned company (or more) without leaving the child to other children. The question is: how can we split the sale of land (most of which can be the company’s shares), effectively treating children fairly? Children who work and manage a business is a lot of advantages for them not to be served to meet brothers who are not involved in this activity. Non-operating property for sale other brothers or money could certainly be used as a substitute for the company’s shares. If any of the other real estate assets are used for this purpose, however, you must consider the tax implications involved in this trade, and whether these assets are liquid enough to meet the needs of the beneficiary.