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Yes — This program defers taxes; it doesn’t erase the tax liability. However, the taxes don’t become due until after the death of the taxpayer or until the real estate is sold. The tax deferral can be continued by a surviving spouse who is at least 55 years of age within six months of the taxpayer’s death.
