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    • Delaware Code
    • Title 30 - State Taxes
    • Chapter 16. PASS-THROUGH ENTITIES, ESTATES AND TRUSTS
    • Subchapter III. Taxation of Estates, Trusts and Their Beneficiaries
    • § 1637. Credit for income tax of another state.

    Delaware Code
    Subchapter III. Taxation of Estates, Trusts and Their Beneficiaries
    § 1637. Credit for income tax of another state.

    A resident estate or resident trust shall be allowed the credit provided under § 1111 of this title for resident individuals, except that references in that section to resident individuals shall for purposes of this section be deemed to refer to a resident estate or resident trust.

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    Delaware Code

    Title 30 - State Taxes

    Chapter 16. PASS-THROUGH ENTITIES, ESTATES AND TRUSTS

    Subchapter III. Taxation of Estates, Trusts and Their Beneficiaries

    § 1631. Imposition of tax.

    § 1632. Computation and payment.

    § 1633. Tax not applicable.

    § 1634. Fiduciary adjustment.

    § 1635. Taxable income of resident estate or resident trust.

    § 1636. Nonresident beneficiary deduction for resident estates or resident trusts [For application of this section, see 81 Del. Laws, c. 149, § 6].

    § 1637. Credit for income tax of another state.

    § 1638. Accumulation distribution credit for resident beneficiary of trust.

    § 1639. Taxable income of a nonresident estate or nonresident trust.

    § 1640. Share of a nonresident estate, nonresident trust or its beneficiaries in income from sources within this State.

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