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The Banking Act regulates subjective and objective limitations of a bank bequest. A disposition of contribution in case of death may be made by the possessor of the savings account, the possessor of the savings and settlement account or the possessor of the term deposit savings account. The beneficiaries of the disposition may be: spouse, ascendants, descendants and siblings. The payment amount is limited to 20 average monthly remuneration in the enterprise sector excluding payments from profit, announced by the President of the Central Statistical Office for the last month before the death of the account possessor.
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The article discusses the evolution of disposition of contribution in case of death, also known as a bank bequest. The regulations applicable from the 1960s to the present have been presented. The bank bequest from the Banking Act was also compared with a similar regulation from the Act on Cooperative Savings and Credit Unions.
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The disposition of contribution in case of death (bank bequest) is an institution of banking law that is often used in relations between banks and customers. The article summarizes information on the bank bequest, presenting the key problems of this institution. The article also presents proposals for changes to the currently binding regulation.
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The acquisition of rights to a savings contribution on the basis of an instruction in case of death is taxable. The tax obligation lies with the purchaser of property rights, it means the beneficiary, and arises upon the death of the contributor. However, the beneficiary will be exempt from tax if he reports the acquisition of the right to the competent head of the tax office within six months from the date of the tax obligation.
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The Banking Act provides that the amount paid as a result of disposition of contribution in case of death does not part of the inheritance of the account possessor. The subject of the article is the relationship between the disposition of contributions in case of death and inheritance law institutions. The article presents the relationship between the bank bequest and the will and presents views on the issue of whether the amount paid as a result of the disposition of a contribution in case of death should be included in the calculation of the forced portion.
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