New Tax Changes That Might Affect Your Estate Planning Strategy
While many new tax policies are imminent with the new administration, there are two changes that estate planning attorneys are watching closely.
While many new tax policies are imminent with the new administration, there are two changes that estate planning attorneys are watching closely.
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There's been a change in property tax law that governs, among other things, inheritance and subsequent limitations over the old law.