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Articles
in this section illustrate ways to help you and your loved
ones save the most in income, gift, and estate taxes, and include
most of the alphabet soup of the estate planning world.
How
To Get The Most Out Of The Increasing Estate Tax Exemption
Make
Gifts to Reduce Your Estate
Qualified
Personal Residence Trust (QPRT)
Grantor
Retained Annuity Trust (GRAT) and Retained Unitrust (GRUT)
Protection
Against the Generation Skipping Transfer Tax (GST)
Gifting
as a Strategy to Reduce Estate Taxes
Gift
Planning Do's and Don'ts
The
Perils of Gifting Joint Tenancy Property
How
a QPRT Can Benefit You
It's
Never Too Early to Make Gifts to Your Minor Children
Reallocate
Income to Children and Save Big on Taxes
State-of-the-Art
Educational Giving - Take Advantage of the QSTP
How
to Use Market Interest Rate Loan Plans as an Estate Planning
Tool
Leave
More to Your Children With a GRAT
GRATs
are Powerful Leveraging Tools
How
a Private Annuity Can Save You Gift Taxes
Reduce
Taxes Through Deathbed Planning
Post-Death
Planning Can Be Better Than You Think
Deathbed
Transfers - Making Sure a Gift Doesn't Become an Inheritance
Don't
Skip GST Tax Planning
How
to Best Allocate Your GST Exemption
Proposed
Trust Regulations Provide Guidelines
Avoiding
GST Tax When a Trust Beneficiary Dies Early
How
the Timing and Source of Trust Funding Can Save Taxes
The
Taxpayer Relief Act of 1997 and Your Estate Plan
Deathbed
Tax Planning
Is
Your Estate Plan Still on Target? How the Recent Tax Law
Changes Affect Your Strategy
Gift
and Estate Tax Advantages of Personal Residence Grantor
Retained Income Trust
Generation-Skipping
Transfer Tax (GST)
Making
the IRC 83(b) Tax Election
New
Tax Law Eliminates Estate Tax and GST Tax in 2010
Post
Mortem Elections and Equitable Adjustments: A Brief
Checklist
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