Assume that Darrin died today, that the estate tax due was $702,591, and that Keith is appointed executor. Unfortunately, Keith forgot to file an Estate Tax Return (Form 706) and pay the estate tax due until 45 days after the return's due date. How much is the total total penalty? $70,259 $7,026 $63,233.09 $77,285

Assume that Darrin died today, that the estate tax due was $702,591, and that Keith is appointed executor. Unfortunately, Keith forgot to file an Estate Tax Return (Form 706) and pay the estate tax due until 45 days after the return's due date. How much is the total total penalty? $70,259 $7,026 $63,233.09 $77,285

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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