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Additionally, see:

https://uk.andersen.com/us-estate-taxes-for-non-am...

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"For example, a UK domiciled individual with shares in a US 'C' corporation would typically be exempt from US estate tax because of the treaty. The treaty does not provide an exemption for all US assets, so a UK domiciled individual with an interest in US real estate, a US 'S' corporation, partnership, or Limited Liability Company, may still be exposed to US estate taxes."

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