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2010 Has Arrived … What of Estate Taxes?

Posted By Administrator on January 4, 2010

I scoured the internet for interesting posts and articles on the impact of the lack of estate tax in 2010. I present a few of them here for your review:

Lack of Estate Tax in 2010: Now Cheaper to Die?
With Taxes Gone, Will Death Be At A Premium?

[Source: ABC News]

Don’t Die Today – Tomorrow There Will be No Estate Tax

[Source: North Carolina Estate Planning Blog]

Beating the estate tax to death
With estate tax set to end this year, retroactive lawmaking in 2010 is likely

[Source: Market Watch]

Categories: Estate Planning, Probate
Tags: Estate Planning, Estate Tax, Probate

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