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11-26-2007, 11:31 PM
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Joint tenanacy and death tax
Father and son have joint bank account. Less than 50K in account. Father dies. Acount is left intact. What are the tax burdens on son, ie. income and /or death tax? Thanks in advance for all replies. Dennis
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09-10-2008, 04:50 PM
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joint accounts........in California
What happens in the State of California with the joint accounts between a father that died and a son who is the successor trustee? and with the joint accounts between the same person who died and the person who lived with him for 20 years who is not his real wife. Could the real wife and sons have rights on these accounts?
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