An interesting array of tax and non-tax estate planning and estate and trust administration concepts and techniques have been gathering momentum and seem likely to occupy our attention in 2024. A few of the predominant ones are discussed below.
Use it or Lose it
The 2017 Tax Act1 increased the gift and estate tax basic exclusion amount under Internal Revenue Code Section 2010(c)(3) to $10 million as adjusted for inflation with a 2010 base year (the same base year under prior law). Thus, the basic exclusion amount for 2024 for gift and estate tax purposes, and the generation-skipping transfer (GST) exemption amount under IRC Section 2631(c), is $13.61 million (an amount unprecedented in the annals of federal tax law). Under the 2017 Tax Ac...
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