master’s fees
The death of the first-dying spouse is regarded as a disposal for capital gains tax purposes. Where the first-dying spouse bequeaths his/her share of the joint estate to the surviving spouse, the surviving spouse is treated as having obtained the
If immovable property in your estate is transferred to an heir – whether by testate or intestate succession - your estate will be required to pay the transfer costs, being the attorney’s conveyancing fees, in accordance with a sliding scale
The maximum amount that an executor can charge is 3.5% of the gross value of the assets in the estate, plus VAT at 15%. In addition to this, your executor is entitled to charge 6% on all income collected on
