Connecticut § 12-385 Enforcement by sale of property.

Connecticut Statutes

§ 12-385 — Enforcement by sale of property.

Connecticut § 12-385

Title 12Taxation

Ch. 216Succession and Transfer Taxes

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Bluebook

Conn. Gen. Stat. § 12-385 (2026).

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In the absence of a provision in the will charging the tax imposed by the provisions of this chapter to the residuary estate or to some particular fund, an executor, administrator or trustee receiving property, the transfer of which is subject to the tax imposed by this chapter, shall not deliver such property to the transferees without retaining a sufficient portion thereof to pay the tax or, in the case of a specific legacy, without collecting the tax from the transferees. The executor of a will or the administrator of an estate shall collect the tax due upon the transfer of all property which belonged to the transferor and the taxes due upon transfers of property made by the transferor during his lifetime. If any transferee personally liable therefor neglects, upon demand, to pay the ta

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In the absence of a provision in the will charging the tax imposed by the provisions of this chapter to the residuary estate or to some particular fund, an executor, administrator or trustee receiving property, the transfer of which is subject to the tax imposed by this chapter, shall not deliver such property to the transferees without retaining a sufficient portion thereof to pay the tax or, in the case of a specific legacy, without collecting the tax from the transferees. The executor of a will or the administrator of an estate shall collect the tax due upon the transfer of all property which belonged to the transferor and the taxes due upon transfers of property made by the transferor during his lifetime. If any transferee personally liable therefor neglects, upon demand, to pay the tax upon a specific legacy, or upon the transfer of property of a transferor, or upon the transfer of property during the transferor's lifetime, or if any such tax is payable out of the property transferred, the executor or administrator is authorized, upon such notice as the Probate Court may direct, to sell such portion of such property as may be necessary and to deduct the tax from the proceeds of such sale, accounting to the transferee for the balance, if any, in lieu of the property.

Legislative History

(1949 Rev., S. 2060.) Cited. 116 C. 450. Executor primarily liable, has right of reimbursement from beneficiaries of inter vivos trusts. 122 C. 126, 128; 124 C. 79. Succession taxes are payable by the recipients of the property with respect to which the tax is assessed. 142 C. 685; 152 C. 338.