New York State Estate Tax Domicile Affidavit
Required when the deceased was not a resident of New York. Establishes where they were legally domiciled at the time of death.
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Establishing domicile can be more complicated than it sounds.
If the deceased lived in multiple states or split time between New York and elsewhere, proving domicile requires documentation of their intent and ties to a particular state.
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When do you need this form?
The deceased lived outside New York but owned property here.
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Other estate tax forms
Release of Estate Tax Lien
Used to request release of an estate-tax lien on real property or a cooperative apartment. Check the official instructions for the required companion form and supporting documents.
ET-85New York State Estate Tax Certification
Estate tax certification for circumstances described in the official ET-85 instructions. It does not replace a required estate tax return.
ET-85-IInstructions for Form ET-85
Step-by-step instructions for completing the ET-85 Estate Tax Certification form.
ET-706New York State Estate Tax Return
New York estate tax return. Filing depends on residency, the federal gross estate and includible gifts. Use the version for the date of death.
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