Inheritance tax exemption for agricultural land not granted to deceased farmer's estate in Finland.
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AI generatedThe Supreme Administrative Court dismissed the appeal regarding the tax treatment of agricultural land inherited by a deceased farmer's estate. The deceased farmer, A, died in 1995 without a formal division or inheritance settlement, leaving the land to his widow and two children through the estate. The court ruled that the specific exemption for agricultural land did not apply because the legal conditions for the exemption were not met in this unstructured succession scenario.
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AI generatedTuloverolaki 4 § 2 kohta; 17 § 2 mom.: The statutory exemption for agricultural land in inheritance tax does not apply when the deceased farmer's estate is treated as a single entity without a formal division or inheritance settlement among heirs.
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Vuonna 1995 kuollut A oli harjoittanut yhdessä puolisonsa kanssa maataloutta heidän puoliksi omistamallaan maatilalla. A:n kuoleman jälkeen ei ollut toimitettu ositusta eikä perinnönjakoa. Maatalouden harjoittajaksi katsottiin A:n kuolinpesä, jonka osakkaina olivat leski ja puolisoiden kaksi lasta. Verovuosi 1996. Äänestys 4-3.
Tuloverolaki 4 § 2 kohta ja 17 § 2 mom.