How to File Delaware Estate Taxes Without Hiring a CPA
Step-by-step guide for executors filing Delaware estate taxes without a CPA—covering Form 200-01, FID-TAX, the $1M threshold, and the No Estate Tax affidavit.
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The Best Resource for Inheriting Real Estate in Delaware and Settling the Tax Paperwork
Inheriting Delaware real estate means more than a deed transfer—you need the No Estate Tax affidavit, step-up in basis docs, and county probate fees. Here's what to do.
Alternatives to Hiring a CPA for Delaware Estate Taxes
Exploring what executors can use instead of or before hiring a CPA for Delaware estate tax filings—from structured guides to free state resources and their real limits.
Delaware Estate Tax Guide vs. Hiring a CPA: Which Do You Actually Need?
Executors settling a Delaware estate face a real choice: hire a CPA at $300/hr or use a structured guide. Here's how to decide—and when each option makes sense.
Delaware's $1 Million Fiduciary Tax Threshold: What Every Executor Needs to Know
Delaware requires quarterly estimated fiduciary tax payments when estate assets hit $1M—a threshold ordinary estates cross. Here's how to check if it applies to you.
Delaware Fiduciary Income Tax Return (Form FID-TAX): Who Must File and When
Delaware Form FID-TAX explained — who must file, the $1 million estimated tax trap, deadlines, and how to generate FID-BEN schedules for beneficiaries.
Delaware Small Estate Affidavit: Skip Probate for Estates Under $30,000
How Delaware's small estate affidavit works, who qualifies, what assets count, and the exact steps to collect assets without opening formal probate.
Delaware Property Tax Reassessment: What Heirs and Executors Need to Know
Delaware's court-ordered property tax reassessments are reshaping inherited real estate costs. Here's how they work and what executors must do after a death.
Delaware Form PIT-RES: Filing the Final Income Tax Return for a Deceased Resident
How to file Delaware Form PIT-RES for a deceased person — deadlines, who signs, what income to include, and how to claim any refund owed to the estate.