What is a deceased estate? Is there land tax on a deceased estate? December 9, 2011
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Simply put, a deceased estate is the property of a person who has died. It includes any homes or buildings, investments, motor vehicles, cash, personal property etc. It’s everything they owned in their own name, but not normally superannuation or joint property.
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