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Maryland has an inheritance tax that does not receive much attention because of the multiple exemptions from it. For instance, it does not apply to assets left to descendants (children, grandchildren, great grandchildren) nor does it apply to other close family members (parents and siblings). Although siblings are exempt from the tax, their children are not; assets left to nieces and nephews are subject to the tax. The tax is 10% of the date of death value of the assets distributed to the non-exempt person.
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4/15/2024