Upcoming Foreclosures - Does the state of CA charge an inheritance tax if it is only money and not real property involved?

Does the state of CA charge an inheritance tax if it is only money and not real property involved?

The amount will be around $100,000 from father to only living child. The money is in a savings account, not stocks, bonds, etc.

laws vary from state to state--the type of property is immaterial- its the total amt of the estate less deductions that constitutes the net taxable estate--check with the state dept of revenue or taxes or with a local CPA-they could advise you best- a local CPA would be your best bet-i am a retired CPA & CFP--good luck to you..........
No, and the form (cash or real property) doesn't matter, except that if it's under $100,000, and there's no real property involved, then it's much easier, you can avoid probate. If you need to collect $ from banks etc., there is an affidiavit you can fill out. See below. In my case, most places knew about the form and didn't hassle me too much. A couple of brokerages tried to insist on a document from the court. If you read the probate code, you'll see that they can't do that.