Asked 4/9/2010
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Inheritance taxes in Wisconsin Hi, my mom left a will stating my stepdad get 1/2 of proceeds from sale of home and myself and 2 sibs split the other half. The home is in Minnesota where she resided and I live in WI.
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Answer 1/2 - Submitted 4/9/2010
No, there is no inheritance tax for you to pay in Wisconsin. Your mother's estate already has paid the tax or will pay the tax when the house gets sold.
If you get any kind of tax it will be in a form called Schedule K-1 from the estate. However, in your situation you will not get hit with inheritance tax.
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