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  • How do I get nominated as executor of an estate?

    There are two ways for this to be done:The deceased would have nominated you in their last will and testatment as the executor of their estate.If the deceased died without a will or did not name an executor ...
  • Do you pay Capital Gains Tax on a deceased estate?

    The executor of an estate is required to disclose and submit the Capital Gains Tax calculation together with proof of documentation to the South African Revenue Services (SARS) as part of the annual income for the financial year in which ...
  • Does a tax return need to be submitted for a deceased estate?

    Yes. The executor of the estate is responsible for submitting tax returns on behalf of both the deceased person, as at the date of death, as well as for the deceased estate, from date of death until the estate is ...
  • Do I pay tax on what I inherit from a deceased estate?

    Yes. Taxes will be payable either as part of the estate if you sell what you inherit from the estate before the administration process is finalised, or as Capital Gains Tax on your individual income tax profile with SARS if ...
  • What does 'estate of a deceased person' mean?

    Legally, 'estate' refers to everything you own (e.g. properties, bank accounts, vehicles, investments, etc.). This is quite a simple definition, but it could become more complicated when someone passes away, depending on their personal and financial circumstances....
  • Does life insurance form part of a deceased estate?

    Life insurance only becomes part of a deceased estate if the policy is not left to a beneficiary. Often, people do not list everything they own in their wills. Life insurance policies are subject to estate taxes whether the death ...
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