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Are there instances in which assets are exempt from transfer tax on death?

Are there instances in which assets are exempt from transfer tax on death?

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Yes. (1) Property which was the principal place of residence of both the deceased and certain family members up to the date of death will be exempt. (2) Personal chattels, Life Insurance Policies, bank accounts and cash are also exempt.

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