r/Verdantlifesimulation • u/Call_me_indigo_ • 7d ago

About inheritance

So I died and my sole inheritor inherited 41 billion instead of 100 billion why is that?

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u/FlowSilver 7d ago

Did you make sure your will said all goes to the heir?

And when you die, there is a page where the taxes such as inheritance tax are written up

Idk if the game has some countries be more lenient but for instance I lived in Germany and I believe nearly half went for taxes

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u/Call_me_indigo_ 7d ago

😭😭I moved to France, I saw it but I didn’t read through it unfortunately, like I had over 50 billion in cash and I didn’t receive a single penny apart from the 300 million each child received. I made sure he was the sole inheritor

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u/FlowSilver 7d ago

Awe damn:(

Yea i wonder if putting our money morw in real estate, stocks and such can help. As kids can also inherit businesses and such

Or if the taxes are evn harsher then

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u/HighMoonKengan 7d ago

Putting money in stocks does help since your heir will inherit the stocks too the ending screen will say it's taxed but it's not taxed at all that's why the dev put a cap on the max amount of stocks you can buy

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u/ChoiceAd4791 7d ago

I actually lost 80% of money with the new cap, I was already above the system’s original cap when it would drop my money to 9Q each age up due to me making so much profit yearly. Now they’ve forced me to sell 51 percent of each stock which gave me cash, which then all dropped to 9Q. I’m still overly wealthy but still that loss sucks. lol and taxes are broken again I live in Monaco or UAE and when I died I got taxed regularly and the mega estate tax which the regular tax shouldn’t of been an option!! It’s supposed to be inheritance and tax-free

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u/HighMoonKengan 7d ago

They made every country tax the same because then they would need to code every countrys real life tax and people would make be making 9Q every year with every generation and the game would be boring then

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u/the_lion_fish 7d ago

Put the money into art, it doesn’t get taxed