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Estate taxes, also known as inheritance or death taxes, are taxes on an individual's right to transfer property at death.
Stoel Rives LLP

Clients Living Outside of Oregon and Washington With Real Property In-State Should Consider Holding via an LLC

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Many clients, as well as their advisors, are unaware of how the Washington and Oregon estate tax systems work with respect to real and tangible personal property owned in these states by people domiciled elsewhere. In both...more

Adler Pollock & Sheehan P.C.

Insight on Estate Planning - February/March 2019: Basis consistency rules come into play when inheriting property

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If a person is in line to inherit property from a parent or other loved one, it’s critical to understand the basis consistency rules. Tax law provides that the income tax basis of property received from a deceased person...more

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Insight on Estate Planning - February/March 2019

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In This Issue: - Time passages: Estate planning through the years - Basis consistency rules come into play when inheriting property - Estate tax laws continue to change; so should your plan - ESTATE PLANNING...more

Ward and Smith, P.A.

Conservation Easement Opportunities: Protecting Natural Resources While Receiving Tax Savings

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Conservation easements may be a great example of "doing well by doing good." They help conserve fish and wildlife, clean water, natural habitats, historic properties, farmland, and timberland. They also provide other public...more

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Treasury Green Book Proposal — Consistency in Values

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The Department of the Treasury has released the Treasury Green Book for Fiscal Year 2017, which provides explanations of the President’s budget proposals. One such proposal (remember…these are just proposals, not actual...more

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Executors Responsible for New Estate Reporting Requirements

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Executors (or beneficiaries in certain situations) of estates for which an estate tax return was required to be filed under Section 6018(a) after July 31, 2015 must now supply the IRS and each person acquiring any interest in...more

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