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government...but certainly not our clients!
Why
should the government or anyone else direct
what happens with your estate assets?
Why
should a court, a stranger, or someone other
than your choice make the medical and financial decisions for you if
you become sick and incapacitated?
Why
should anyone other than your spouse, life partner, or the one you
choose make the decisions about your illness, hospital visits, your
funeral and what happens to your estate?
Why can't your pets be
cared for appropriately?
For
honest, caring and sensitive tax and legal advice
Call Ronald
J. Cappuccio, J.D., LL.M.(Tax)
at (856) 665-2121 today!
Ron@TaxEsq.com
Estate Tax is Back Again!The House and Senate each approved a Fiscal 2010 Budget Resolution which keeps the Federal Estate Tax into 2010. President Bush and Congress set-up Estate Tax Reduction in 2001 with a planned elimination in of the estate tax on January 1, 2010. The house and Senate passed budget resolutions that conforms with President Obama's goal of re-instituting the Estate Tax. The estate tax exemption amount will be frozen at $3.5 million for single taxpayers and $7 million for married couples – the same rule that applies in 2009 under the Bush legislation. In addition, the Obama Administration has called for indexing the exemption amounts for inflation beginning in 2010. Congress must actually pass legislation to enact the tax changes. May, 2009
Estate and Legacy Tax Planning!If your estate is $10 million or less estate planning should be redefined and take on the broader characteristics of legacy planning. This includes reducing taxes now and for your estate, transferring assets to your family and taking care of your business. ....More
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