Ken Shimura passed away a year The high inheritance tax has put pressure on his family

Ken Shimura

According to the Japanese media "Weekly Women", Shimura Ken was still active in front-line hosting work before he fell ill, and the annual income in his heyday was as high as 300 million yen. During his lifetime, he left behind 400 million mansions in Mitaka City, as well as villas in Minato-ku, Tokyo and Shizuoka Atami, at least three properties, plus deposits, and 1 billion yen.

According to people familiar with the matter, the inheritance of the estate is given to the two brothers according to law, but the eldest brother and the second brother will face the payment of an inheritance tax of 400 million yen, and the deadline is to determine the heir and calculate that it needs to be paid within 10 months. Shimura Ken's brothers were under great physical and mental pressure, and their acquaintances and relatives were also worried, the brothers had never talked to Shimura about money, plus Shimura Ken did not manage money and property, and he was completely unclear about everything. ”