Instructions For Form 706-D - United States Additional Estate Tax Return Under Code Section 2057 - 2000

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Instructions for Form 706-D
Department of the Treasury
Internal Revenue Service
(October 2000)
United States Additional Estate Tax Return Under Code
Section 2057
Section references are to the Internal Revenue Code unless otherwise noted.
individual's spouse, or a parent of such
Statute of Limitations
General Instructions
individual; and
The additional estate tax may be
The spouse, widow, or widower of any
assessed until 3 years after the IRS
Purpose of Form
lineal descendent described above.
receives notice that the qualified heir
A legally adopted child of an individual
If an estate claimed a qualified
disposed of the QFOBI, qualified use
is treated as a child of that individual by
family-owned business interest (QFOBI)
ceased, or a disqualifying act occurred.
blood.
deduction on Schedule T of Form 706,
However, if the property was disposed
United States Estate (and
of in an involuntary conversion or in an
Taxable Events
Generation-Skipping Transfer) Tax
exchange, the tax may be assessed up to
Return, each qualified heir assumed
3 years after the IRS receives notice that
Section 2057 imposes an additional
personal liability for a portion of the
the property was replaced or will not be
estate tax when there is a “taxable
reduction in estate tax resulting from the
replaced. See section 2032A(f) for details.
event.” A taxable event occurs if, within
QFOBI deduction.
10 years of the decedent's death and
Section 2057 imposes an additional
Lien
before the qualified heir's death, one of
estate tax on a qualified heir when certain
the following events occurs:
If the estate elected to take the QFOBI
“taxable events” occur with respect to a
1. The qualified heir disposes of any
deduction, section 6324B establishes a
QFOBI received by the qualified heir. The
portion of his or her interest in the
special lien against the QFOBI equal to
qualified heir uses Form 706-D to report
qualified family-owned business, other
the adjusted tax difference attributable to
and pay the additional estate tax. A
than by a disposition to a member of the
such an interest.
qualified heir also uses Form 706-D to
qualified heir's family or through a
report certain nontaxable events.
qualified conservation contribution under
Definitions
section 170(h);
Who Must File
2. The qualified heir ceases to meet
Ownership rules. Ownership of the
material participation requirements (i.e., if
business interest may either be direct, or
Each qualified heir must file a Form 706-D
neither the qualified heir nor any member
indirect through a corporation,
to report:
partnership, or a trust. An interest owned,
of his or her family has materially
A taxable event. See Taxable Events
directly or indirectly, by or for such an
participated in the trade or business for
below.
at least 5 years of any 8-year period (see
entity, is considered owned
An involuntary conversion or exchange
page 2 for a discussion of material
proportionately by or for the entity's
of a QFOBI.
participation));
shareholders, partners, or beneficiaries.
A transfer to a family member.
A person is the beneficiary of a trust only
3. The principal place of business of
A qualified conservation contribution.
if he or she has a present interest in the
the qualified family-owned business
The loss of U.S. citizenship if the
trust.
ceases to be located in the United States;
QFOBI passes or is acquired or held in a
For more information on ownership
4. The qualified heir loses United
qualified trust.
rules, see the Instructions for Form 706.
States citizenship and neither a qualified
Qualified heir. A person is a qualified
trust was created nor was a security
When To File and Pay
arrangement made. (See page 4 for more
heir of property if he or she is a member
information.)
of the decedent's family and acquired or
File Form 706-D and pay any additional
received the QFOBI from the decedent.
Note: For special rules for involuntary
tax due within 6 months after the taxable
conversions and exchanges, see the
If a qualified heir disposes of any
disposition, disqualifying act, or cessation
instructions for Schedule B on page 3.
QFOBI to any member of his or her
of qualified use of the QFOBI, unless an
family, that person will then be treated as
extension of time has been granted.
As under section 2032A, the 10-year
the qualified heir with respect to that
recapture period may be extended for a
Use Form 4768, Application for
interest.
period of up to 2 years if the qualified heir
Extension of Time To File a Return and/or
For the purpose of the QFOBI
does not begin to use the property for a
Pay U.S. Estate (and Generation-
period of up to 2 years after the
deduction, a qualified heir also includes
Skipping Transfer) Taxes, to apply for an
decedent's death. (See Two-Year Grace
any active employee of the trade or
extension of time to file. Circle “Form
Period on page 2.)
business to which the QFOBI relates, if
706-D” at the top of the Form 4768.
the employee has been employed by the
Only one additional estate tax will be
Make the check or money order
trade or business for a period of at least
imposed with respect to any one interest
payable to the United States Treasury
10 years before the date of the decedent's
in the qualified family-owned business.
and write “Form 706-D” and the qualified
death.
For example, if additional estate tax is
heir's social security number on the check
imposed for early cessation of use of the
Member of family. The term member of
or money order.
QFOBI, a second additional estate tax will
the family includes only:
not be imposed for a subsequent early
Where To File
An ancestor (parent, grandparent, etc.)
disposition of the same part of the QFOBI.
of such individual;
File Form 706-D with the Internal
A sale or disposition, in the ordinary
The spouse of such individual;
Revenue Service office where the Form
course of business, of assets such as
The lineal descendent (child, stepchild,
706 for the decedent's estate was filed.
inventory or a piece of equipment used in
grandchild, etc.) of the individual, the
the business (e.g., the sale of crops or a
Cat. No. 28479R

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