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Estate Tax Forms

Download official New York estate tax forms including ET-85, ET-117, ET-14, and ET-141. Plain-English descriptions and direct PDF links for Nassau County estates.

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Estate Tax

6 forms

ET-117

Release of Estate Tax Lien

When someone dies owning real estate in New York, the state places a tax lien on it. That lien must be released before the property can be sold. Your title company requires this at closing.

Selling or transferring real estate from an estate.

ET-85

New York State Estate Tax Certification

Required when an estate may be subject to NY estate tax. Reports the value of all assets and calculates any tax owed. Filed with the ET-117.

The estate you're administering may exceed the NY exemption amount.

ET-85-I

Instructions for Form ET-85

Step-by-step instructions for completing the ET-85 Estate Tax Certification form.

You're filling out the ET-85 and need guidance.

ET-141

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.

The deceased lived outside New York but owned property here.

ET-706

New York State Estate Tax Return

The full estate tax return for estates exceeding the New York State exemption. Required for deaths on or after January 1, 2019.

The estate exceeds the NY exemption and a full tax return is required.

ET-14New

Estate Tax Power of Attorney

Authorizes someone (usually an attorney or accountant) to act on behalf of the estate for tax matters with the NY Department of Taxation.

You want an attorney or accountant to handle estate tax filings on your behalf.

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