Category: federal estate tax

Why Do Any Estate Planning?

by Henry Grix | Feb 4, 2019

The 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act raised the amount that can be sheltered from federal estate tax in 2019 to $11.4 million for an individual and double that amount, or $22.8 million, for a married couple. Why undertake any estate...

PLANNING FOR 2018

by Dickinson Wright | Sep 25, 2017

By: Henry Grix Even if Congress fails this autumn to overhaul the Internal Revenue Code and, conceivably, repeal the federal “death” or estate tax, 2018 can be expected to bring relief in the form of taxpayer-friendly inflation...

KNOWN UNKNOWNS about Federal Tax Laws and Regulations

by taxblog | Feb 9, 2017

By: Henry Grix The new administration in Washington, supported by Republican majorities in Congress, has pledged substantial changes to federal tax laws and regulations. One change may – or may not...

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