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7/14/2010 11:32:11 PM
No one needs to pay any taxes in the US in any of four cases. But in Korea, it's a different story. Tax amount and tax payer will be determined by Korean tax law because your father is a Korean citizen. So, in my opinion, you need to contact a Korean CPA/lawyer (not the US CPA) to estimate approximate value of taxes for those cases.
By the way, you need to report to IRS for the certain amount of gift or inheritance in the US tax system that is higher than what IRS has set as a ceiling. Possibly, you may have tax liability when you resell that house with capital gain in the future. And property tax will be assessed annually to the owner.
Thanks.
By the way, you need to report to IRS for the certain amount of gift or inheritance in the US tax system that is higher than what IRS has set as a ceiling. Possibly, you may have tax liability when you resell that house with capital gain in the future. And property tax will be assessed annually to the owner.
Thanks.
