Threat of Reducing the Gift and Estate Tax Exemption Prompts New Wave of Planning
The United States just experienced a historic election amid a worldwide pandemic. The election was filled with anticipation, confusion, and delays. One thing we can try to predict, however, is how the election may affect estate and gift tax, based on the new administration's proposed tax plan.
December 15, 2020 at 10:00 AM
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By Jennifer L. Fox
The United States just experienced a historic election amid a worldwide pandemic. The election was filled with anticipation, confusion, and delays. One thing we can try to predict, however, is how the election may affect estate and gift tax, based on the new administration's proposed tax plan.
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