When more than one transfer has been made after July 27, 1917 (the effective date of the Inheritance Tax Act of 1917), by a transferor to the same person, the latter is deemed to have received by a single transfer the entire property involved and is entitled to but one specific exemption. The amount of the exemption is governed by the following:
If each transfer was made on or after June 25, 1935 (the effective date of the Inheritance Tax Act of 1935), the exemption allowable is the exemption in effect at the date of the transferor's death.
If an incomplete transfer (see Section 13304.2), was made during the life of the transferor on or after July 27, 1917, but prior to June 25, 1935, and a second transfer was made upon the transferor's death on or after June 25, 1935, the exemption allowable is the exemption in effect at the date of the transferor's death.
If a complete transfer (see Section 13304.1), was made during the life of the transferor on or after July 27, 1917, but prior to June 25, 1935, and a second transfer was made upon the transferor's death on or after June 25, 1935, and at a time when the specific exemption in force was different from that in force when the first transfer was made, the exemption allowable is as follows:
NOTE: As to the computation of tax where there are several transfers to the same person, see Section 13408.
NOTE: Reference: Section 13801, Revenue and Taxation Code.
Cal. Code Regs. Tit. 18, § 13801.2