Mr. Wakana, a resident Japanese decedent, deed with the following properties:A house and lot in JapanP2,000,000Bank deposit in the Philippines600,000A car in the Philippines1,000,000A residential lot in the USA1,500,000Compute the amount to be included in gross estate.

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A house and lot in Japan	P2,000,000
Bank deposit in the Philippines	600,000
A car in the Philippines	1,000,000
A residential lot in the USA	1,500,000

Mr. Wakana, a resident Japanese decedent, deed with the following properties: A house and lot in Japan P2,000,000 Bank deposit in the Philippines 600,000 A car in the Philippines 1,000,000 A residential lot in the USA 1,500,000 Compute the amount to be included in gross estate.