Zephyr died on July 5, 2021 leaving the following data on deductions Unpaid 2020 real estate taxes, P400,000 Unpaid 2021 real estate taxes, P400,000 Income tax on income from January 1, to July 4, 2021, P350,000 Casualty loss on September 2021, P4,500,000 Building destroyed by earthquake on February 2021, P13,000,000 How much of the above can be deducted from gross estate?
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Zephyr died on July 5, 2021 leaving the following data on deductions
Unpaid 2020 real estate taxes, P400,000
Unpaid 2021 real estate taxes, P400,000
Income tax on income from January 1, to July 4, 2021, P350,000
Casualty loss on September 2021, P4,500,000
Building destroyed by earthquake on February 2021, P13,000,000
How much of the above can be deducted from gross estate?
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