$3.5 Million Federal Estate Tax Exemption for 2009 Could Mean Higher State Death Taxes
If the federal exemption is greater than the state exemption, the difference may become subject to state death taxes.
If the federal exemption is greater than the state exemption, the difference may become subject to state death taxes.
President Obama wants to freeze the current estate tax level to $3.5 million which is the estate tax exemption amount for 2009.
If you are the executor of a will there are many things you must do to get that will ready for probate. Probate means the process by which the deceased’s assets are gathered; outstanding debts,
When one spouse is a resident of a nursing facility or medical institution (the “institutionalized spouse”), but the other spouse continues to live in the community (the “community spouse”), the community spouse may take a
The rate is the lowest it has been since the inception of the 7520 rate in May 1989.
A few things have changed with the coming of a new year—below are some tax items to be aware of. Estate and gift taxes: The basic federal estate-tax exemption increased to $3.5 million from $2
New Jersey law provides how your Estate will be distributed if you do die without a Will. The property referred to in this section deals with assets in the decedent’s name alone. A)If you die
By Parag P. Patel, Esq. Few people realize that, even though they may have a modest estate, their families may owe the government hundreds of thousands of dollars because they own a life insurance policy
Your individual retirement account (IRA) can do much more than provide funds for your retirement — it can be stretched to provide millions of dollars in payouts to your children, grandchildren or others you
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LGBT business owners in New Jersey should assemble a team comprised of a lawyer, an accountant and a financial adviser who are familiar with the laws surrounding same-sex couples.
The legal process of transferring of property upon a person’s death is known as “probate.” Although probate customs and laws have changed over time, the purpose has remained much the same: people formalize their intentions