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Category Archives: Estate and Gift Taxes
Changes in Estate Planning
The IRS recently reported the number of estate tax returns filed declined 87% from about 73,100 filed for decedents dying in 2003 to about 9,400 filed for decedents dying in 2012. This is due to the fact the gross estate … Continue reading
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Estate and Gift Tax Planning for the end of 2012
During the past few years, planning for estate taxes has been complicated by uncertainty. In 2009, we kept expecting Congress to extend the estate tax to 2012; however, they failed to do so and in 2010 we had no estate … Continue reading
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