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In this Learn About Law podcast & videoblog, Naperville esatate tax lawyer Kevin O'Flaherty explains estate tax and discusses some tools used to avoid it or minimize it.
Our Naperville estate tax attorneys discuss ways to avoid or minimize Illinois and federal estate tax. We explain how revocable living trusts can be used to allow spouses to take advantage of one-another's estate tax exemption, essentially doubling the threshold asset amount at which each spouse has to worry about estate tax. We also explain how to use Irrevocable life insurance trusts to remove the death benefit of your life insurance policy from your taxable estate.
In this Learn About Law podcast & videoblog, Naperville esatate tax lawyer Kevin O'Flaherty explains estate tax and discusses some tools used to avoid it or minimize it.
In this article our Naperville estate tax attorneys discuss how the new federal estate tax law should impact the estate tax planning of Illinois residents. The federal estate tax examption has been raised from approximately $5.5 million to approximately $11 million. This means that individuals with estates between $5.5 million and $11 million will no longer be subject to federal estate tax. However, estate tax is collected on both the federal and state level. Because the Illinois estate tax exemption remains at $4 million, the new federal law should not impact your estate planning. If you were a good candidate for estate tax planning prior to the new federal law, the same strategies will still make sense for the purpose of minimizing Illinois estate tax.
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