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by the middle » 21/10/08, 17:33

I think that the bankers are smart enough to steal the 2 goods in the case of non-compliance with the initial contract ... and by clever calculations of interest and various costs ...

In this case the little lady lost everything, in the report ... :?
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by Christophe » 21/10/08, 17:40

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by Christine » 21/10/08, 17:45

Obliged to sell property to pay inheritance tax, yes. But once the fees are paid, the rest is for their pocket.

So yes, I too saw a house on forced sale for a debt of 1000 francs. But it is because for years they had not responded to dozens of follow-up letters, not followed up when the bailiffs came to warn them. By dint of making fun of their creditors' mouths, they ended up falling on one who went all the way. And don't tell me that it was for lack of resources, there were other houses and they were notables in their small town. But of course, if the tv had been there, we would have cried in the cottages about these "poor little old people who were scandalously dropped off" : Mrgreen:
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by Christophe » 21/10/08, 17:48

No Christine ... Let's take an example: you inherit a castle from an unknown old aunt. Value € 1. So you have to pay the state € 000 ... otherwise you will never have the use of this heritage !! So you can't sell it ... to pay the fees ...

I am wrong?
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by Christine » 21/10/08, 18:12

I am not a tax specialist, but it seems to me that you can request a deferred payment (under certain conditions) or a split payment. But here, in this case as in everything, it is necessary to learn about the possibilities, its rights, its duties, and not to make the ostrich as it often happens.

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by bham » 21/10/08, 19:19

Christophe wrote:No Christine ... Let's take an example: you inherit a castle from an unknown old aunt. Value € 1. So you have to pay the state € 000 ... otherwise you will never have the use of this heritage !! So you can't sell it ... to pay the fees ...

I am wrong?

Yes Christophe except that in your example, it is not € 300 that she will have to pay but € 000! taxable estate rate: 550%!

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by elephant » 21/10/08, 20:18

Sure enough, indirect online rights are pretty abysmal. Generally the Belgian tax authorities are rather accommodating and grant "reasonable" deadlines (not years if you want to get the most out of your property, of course)
It is in its interest: less worry and the money comes in faster.
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by bpval » 21/10/08, 21:37

Evening

What is saving in your funeral speech
On the death of the last patriarch or matri (pleased to Christine) in most cases apart from certain notarial fees, no additional value is paid by direct parentage (300 Youross)

Castle ... Ah good Z'en many castles and moats

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by Gregconstruct » 21/10/08, 22:51

Christophe wrote:Damn we would have done better to let them dig these banker shit! You will see that they will have no mercy!


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by elephant » 21/10/08, 22:59

Christophe wrote:

Damn we would have done better to let them dig these banker shit! You will see that they will have no mercy!


The fact is that those who will be "assigned" are in fact mid-level employees who have no choice, if they also want to keep their house, their car, their wives, their child: 3000 euros net per months, it is not under the foot of a horse: it must be earned and we even have the protection of the regulations : Mrgreen: : Evil: : Cry:
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