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What information is required regarding the decedents' properties?
What information is required regarding the decedents' properties?
- Location, classification, size, and number of properties (correct)
- The location and classification of properties only
- Only the location of the properties
- The classification of properties and year of acquisition
Which detail is necessary about the heirs of the decedent?
Which detail is necessary about the heirs of the decedent?
- The educational background of the heirs
- The total income of the heirs
- Whether all heirs are still alive (correct)
- The occupation of the heirs
What is one of the essential requirements if a sale of property is involved?
What is one of the essential requirements if a sale of property is involved?
- Valuation of the property before the sale
- Details of the deceased owner’s marriage
- Name of the buyer
- Specify which property is involved in the sale (correct)
What should be provided if not all heirs are alive?
What should be provided if not all heirs are alive?
Why is it important to have a family tree?
Why is it important to have a family tree?
What details are needed regarding the marriage of the registered owners in relation to the decedents?
What details are needed regarding the marriage of the registered owners in relation to the decedents?
What must be documented if some heirs are no longer living?
What must be documented if some heirs are no longer living?
What is required to verify the acquisition of properties by the decedents?
What is required to verify the acquisition of properties by the decedents?
If there is a sale of property, what information should be specified?
If there is a sale of property, what information should be specified?
Why is it important to confirm if the heirs are based in the Philippines?
Why is it important to confirm if the heirs are based in the Philippines?
Flashcards
Decedent's Death Date
Decedent's Death Date
Date of death of the deceased individual.
Property Acquisition Year
Property Acquisition Year
Year the decedent obtained property.
Number of Heirs
Number of Heirs
The total number of legal beneficiaries.
Property Location
Property Location
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Ownership Transfer
Ownership Transfer
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Registered Owner
Registered Owner
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Decedent's Residence
Decedent's Residence
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Heir's Property
Heir's Property
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Heir's Residence
Heir's Residence
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Heir's Location
Heir's Location
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Study Notes
Information Required for Estate/Inheritance Assessment
- Collect names of registered property owners and number of deceased individuals.
- Note the date of death for each deceased person.
- Specify the last address of each decedent at the time of death, as per the death certificate.
- Determine the total number of properties owned by the deceased.
- Detail the location, type, and size of each property.
- If applicable, document the year the property owners were married.
- Outline how each decedent acquired the property and the year of acquisition.
- Count the number of heirs (children) of the deceased.
- Verify if all heirs are currently living.
- If any heirs are deceased, provide their:
- Name
- Date of death
- Number of properties owned.
- Last address at the time of death.
- Indicate whether heirs reside in the Philippines.
- Note if any property sales are involved and specify the affected property(ies).
- Clarify if original title duplicates for the deceased owner are still extant.
- All requests will be treated with strict confidentiality.
- A family tree is requested.
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Test your knowledge on the key elements required for estate and inheritance assessments. This quiz covers essential information such as property ownership, heirs, and legal documentation involved in the process. Prepare to tackle questions about decedents, their properties, and inheritance details.