pärandimaksu
Pärandimaks, often translated as inheritance tax or estate tax, is a tax levied on the value of an estate or the inheritance received by heirs. The specific rules, rates, and exemptions vary significantly by jurisdiction. In some countries, it is the estate itself that is taxed before distribution to beneficiaries, while in others, it is the beneficiaries who pay tax on the assets they receive.
The purpose of pärandimaks can be to generate government revenue, to redistribute wealth by taxing larger inheritances
The concept of pärandimaks has been a subject of debate in many societies. Proponents argue for its