May, age 84, died Sept. 19, 2019.At the time of her death, she owned, completely or partially, the following assets:

(1)Her late husband, John, had established a trust with being an income beneficiary and their two

children receiving a remainder interests.The executor of John's estate made the QTIP election.At the

time of her death, the value of the trust was $7.5 million.

(2)May owned three insurance policies - one on her life and one on the life of each child.Each policy

have a maturity value of $1,000,000;all name May or her estate as the beneficiary.As of Sept. 19, the

policies on each child have a cash surrender value of $200,000.

(3)A tract of undeveloped land that was inherited from her father (Cost=$200,000; FMV=$600,000 at his death) that was held as tenants in common with her two children. The land was worth $1,250,000 at

the time of her death.

(4)A tract of undeveloped land was purchased by May in 2002 for $300,000.As of Sept. 19, the land is

worth $2.3 million and has a $500,000 mortgage.

(5)A family vacation lodge in Union, SC, was held as joint tenants with right of survivorship in the names of

May and each child.The property was purchased in 2002 for $350,000; $150,000 of which was

provided by May and $100,000 from each child.On Sept. 19, the lodge was worth $1.4 million.

(6)Rental beach cottages in Destin, FL, were inherited from John and worth $1.2 million.

(7)May owns her residence, which is valued at $2.8 million.

(8)May had been injured in a car accident on July 28, 2018.The accident was caused by the delivery truck

of a national soft drink bottling company.Not only was the truck in disrepair, but the driver was charged with DUI.To avoid the adverse publicity of a lawsuit involving obvious gross negligence, the

corporate office offered to settle any claims.The estate received $700,000 in cash plus payment of all

medical expenses.Of the medical expenses, the doctors and hospital were paid directly by the bottling company.

(9)May had made prior taxable gifts of $600,000 to each child.

(10)In addition to the above, May had the following:

Checking account cash$18,000

State of Minnesota bonds205,000

Personal and household effects160,000

Traditional IRA with T. R. Price100,000

Federal income tax refund receivable4,000

Credit card and household bills21,000

Funeral expenses 9,000

Attorney's fees24,000

Accounting fees10,000

Appraisal fees and court costs6,000

Unpaid pledge to Catholic Charities (paid by the estate during

its administration)400,000

Charitable contribution to the American Red Cross250,000

Charitable contribution to the American Cancer Society250,000

As the executor of the estate, one of your responsibilities is to file Form 706 for the estate.Therefore, you will need to determine the amount of her gross estate, appropriate deductions, taxable estate, and the net estate tax liability.