Joint accounts – continued
Several years ago, I wrote about probate planning involving the use of joint accounts. At the time, my father-in-law had just passed away and my mother-in-law, who survived him, was intent on paying the least amount of Estate Administration Tax (EAT). Jointly held property with a spouse or with one or more children, with a right of survivorship may not form part of the deceased’s estate and may be effective….
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