Inheritance and Estate Tax Protective Claim for Refund - New Jersey

Inheritance and Estate Tax Protective Claim for Refund is a legal document that was released by the New Jersey Department of the Treasury - a government authority operating within New Jersey.

FAQ

Q: What is an Inheritance and Estate Tax Protective Claim for Refund?
A: An Inheritance and Estate Tax Protective Claim for Refund is a claim filed by a taxpayer to protect their right to a refund in case there is a change in the tax law or a court decision that may result in a refund.

Q: Who can file an Inheritance and Estate Tax Protective Claim for Refund in New Jersey?
A: Any taxpayer who paid New Jersey inheritance or estate taxes and believes they may be entitled to a refund if there is a change in the tax law or a court decision can file an Inheritance and Estate Tax Protective Claim for Refund.

Q: Why would someone file an Inheritance and Estate Tax Protective Claim for Refund?
A: Someone would file an Inheritance and Estate Tax Protective Claim for Refund to protect their right to a refund in case there is a change in the tax law or a court decision that may result in a refund.

Q: How is an Inheritance and Estate Tax Protective Claim for Refund filed in New Jersey?
A: An Inheritance and Estate Tax Protective Claim for Refund can be filed by completing and mailing Form IT-CLAIM to the New Jersey Division of Taxation.

Q: Are there any time limits for filing an Inheritance and Estate Tax Protective Claim for Refund?
A: Yes, the claim must be filed within three years from the date the tax was paid or two years from the date the tax was finally determined, whichever is later.