Death
| Triggering events | Death of the beneficiary Death of the beneficiary’s spouse Death of the person linked to the beneficiary by a PACS (Civil Union) |
| Main conditions | 6 Months: starting from the date of the beneficiary’s death After the 6-month period, reimbursement of assets remains possible; however, in this case, the tax benefits related to capital gains realized when redeeming FCPE units are no longer maintained At any time: death of the spouse or PACS partner Collective Company PER: At any time: Death of the beneficiary, spouse, or PACS partner |
| Rights related to fund release | PEE – PEG – PEI Participation (CCB) PERCO - PERCOLI Collective Retirement Saving Plan (PERCOL) |
| Supporting documents, depending on your situation | Spouse’s death Extract from the death certificate in the family record book and extract from the marriage certificate in the family record book Death of PACS partner Extract from the death certificate and extract from the birth certificate with mention of the dissolution of the PACS, both issued by the civil registrar Death of the beneficiary Reimbursement of all assets directly to the notary: death certificate issued by the civil registrar and instructions from the notary responsible for settling the estate and handling the reimbursement of assets or Reimbursement of all assets directly to the heirs: certificate of inheritance issued by the town hall of the deceased’s last residence (if the capital is less than €5,336), or certificate of notoriety issued by the notary (if the capital is greater than €5,336), and extract from the death certificate in the family record book, and if there are multiple adult heirs: certificate of “porte-fort” (authorizing one heir to act on behalf of others), and if there is at least one minor heir: approval from the family court judge |
| Excluded events (non-exhaustive list) |
Cohabitation In the presence of a minor heir, the distribution of funds by anyone other than the notary, or without authorisation from the family court judge. |