The estate tax exclusion has increased to $12.06 million. This is the amount one person can pass gift and estate tax free during their life or upon de...
Sharon Ravenscroft Estate Planning Blog
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Effective in 2020, there are changes that apply to a qualified retirement account such as IRA or 401k. Designated beneficiaries will be required to di...
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In 2020, the estate tax exclusion increases to $11.58 million. The present gift exemption remains at $15,000. Most Americans can avoid any tax ...
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In 2019, there will be an increase in the amount that can pass estate tax free -- one person can now pass a total of $11.4 million during life a...
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The statutes that govern a limited liability company ("LLC") have been updated in total. Chapter 7 of Title 10 now replaces the prior statut...
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The estate tax exclusion has doubled with the new federal tax law which was passed this December 2017.A single person can now pass $11.2 million estat...
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Protecting Families with an Estate Plan. Most people think of Wills and death when they think of estate planning. However, the distribution of ...
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As of the new year, the IRS raised the amount that can be passed estate tax free to $5.5 million. Each person can give this total amount as a gift dur...
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If your trust is a revocable trust then your social security number can be used for any accounts titled in the name of the trust. You will not ...
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This holiday season when you're visiting your family you may be thinking that you want to talk to them about your estate plan: like your will or your trust or your powers of attorney. I recommend that my clients only tell their families where their original documents are and who their attorney is. If you give them copies at your holiday gatherings
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