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The Keene household estate consists primarily of a closely held business valued at 10,000,000 and other liquid assets of 15,000,000. The Adjusted Gross Estate is 25,000,000.
Does this estate qualify for Section 6166 installment payments of estate tax?
- No, because the business value is exactly 40% and the threshold is 50%.
- No, because the total estate exceeds the 15,000,000 basic exclusion amount.
- Yes, because the business value exceeds 35% of the adjusted gross estate.
- Yes, but only if the business is structured as a C corporation.
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