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Code · Kentucky · Chapter 140 — Inheritance and estate taxes

140.130 Levy of estate tax -- Computation -- Payment -- Administration.

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(1)In addition to the inheritance tax hereinbefore imposed, an estate tax is hereby
levied on all estates equal to the amount by which the credits for state death taxes
allowable under the federal tax law exceeds the tax levied under KRS 140.010, less
the discount allowed under KRS 140.210, if taken by the taxpayer. Said tax shall be
payable at the same time and in the same manner as the inheritance taxes levied by
this chapter.
(2)In the case of resident decedents and nonresident decedents over part of whose
estates Kentucky has tax jurisdiction the estate tax shall be computed as follows:
(a)The ratio which that part of the net estate over which Kentucky has
jurisdiction for estate tax purposes bears to the total net estate wherever
located shall be ascertained.
(b)The total maximum offset for state succession taxes allowed under the
provisions of the federal estate tax law shall be multiplied by the ascertained
ratio to determine the offset allocable to this state.
(c)The estate tax levied by this section shall equal the amount, if any, by which
the offset allocable to this state shall exceed the inheritance taxes under KRS
140.010, less the discount allowed under KRS 140.210, if taken by the
taxpayer.
(3)All administrative provisions of this chapter, to the extent that they are applicable,
shall be available for the enforcement of this section and KRS 140.140.
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