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Two Years Can Last Forever Planning Under the New Tax Act Before It Expires on January 1, 2013

Peter S. Gordon [1]
May, 2012
Presentation or Conference: 
39th Annual NAIFA Delaware Conference “Together in 2012”

The 2010 Tax Act makes substantial changes to the credit exemption amount and the tax rates applicable to estates and gifts.  While these changes are scheduled to expire on January 1, 2013, there is a window of opportunity for gift giving and wealth transfer that should not be ignored.

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