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§236D-8 Department to issue release; final settlement of account.

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§236D-8 Department to issue release; final settlement of account.
(a)The department shall issue an automatic release of estate tax liability to the personal representative when:
(1)No estate tax is imposed by this chapter and upon the receipt of a request for a release, if the release includes the sworn statement of the personal representative or agent that in fact no taxes are due; or
(2)The estate taxes due under this chapter have been paid as prescribed in section 236D-6, and the request for a release includes the sworn statement of the personal representative that in fact all taxes due have been paid.
(b)The obtaining of a release shall give to the personal representative sufficient authority to effectuate the transfer of all property composing the decedent's estate. [L 1983, c 217, pt of §1; am L 1994, c 142, §7]
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