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Real estate is identified as a significant asset that can trigger estate tax liabilities upon transfer to heirs [1], [2], and it is specifically noted as a type of U.S.-sourced asset subject to U.S. estate tax for Canadian residents [3].

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Why is insurance important in financial planning? | U.S. Bank usbank.com U.S. Bank 2 facts

claimFinancing life insurance premiums can be a beneficial strategy for families with significant accumulated assets, such as investments, privately held businesses, or real estate, that would otherwise be subject to large estate taxes upon transfer to heirs.

claimLife insurance premium financing is a strategy for families with significant assets—such as investments, privately held businesses, or real estate—that would otherwise be subject to large estate taxes upon transfer to heirs.

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claimIn Canada, there is no estate tax, but three potential taxes may apply at death: income tax (due to deemed disposition of assets), provincial or territorial probate fees, and U.S. estate tax for U.S.-sourced assets like corporate stocks and real estate.