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North Carolina General Statutes Chapter 105 > Article 1A - Estate Taxes

North Carolina General Statutes > Chapter 105 > Article 1A - Estate Taxes


Current as of: 2010
§ 105-32.1Definitions
§ 105-32.2Estate tax imposed in amount equal to federal state death tax credit
§ 105-32.3Liability for estate tax
§ 105-32.4Payment of estate tax
§ 105-32.5Making installment payments of tax due when federal estate tax is payable in installments
§ 105-32.6Estate tax is a lien on real property in the estate
§ 105-32.7Generation-skipping transfer tax
§ 105-32.8Federal determination that changes the amount of tax payable to the State

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