gross estate
extent
estate sale
valuation
apprising
residuary
carry
estate
valuational
valuationally
rateable value
term of years determinable
asset-backed
fiar
waste
qualified fee
permissive waste
mark to model
jumma
carrying charge
inventory
price
carrying cost
assess
capital value
unearned increment
assets
bequest
tax value
issue
proceeds
closing costs
yield
regard
base fee
return
beneficial owner
payoff
take
year's purchase
takings
survey
finances
death duty
amortisation
valuatively
degear
estate tax
inheritance tax
cash in hand
dilapidation
amortization
conditional fee
death tax
monetary resource
nonentry
funds
pecuniary resource
residue
inherit
monetary value
cost
capital gain
freehold
net tangible assets
inheritance
fee simple
overlap
devastavit
demise
tax base
preheritance
remainder
nonwasting
fiver
remainderman
revaluation reserve
value
rate
equity
naming rights
vest
fine
heir-at-law
valuer
land tax
dower
depreciation rate
hip pocket
capital loss
pernor
revenual
delta
rate of depreciation
ad valorem
ad val

English words for 'the total valuation of the estate's assets at the time of the person's death'

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