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Inside-Out SuccessionInside-Out Succession

Rethinking estate planning for family businesses

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Inside-Out Succession

Estate planning for family business owners is big business for many wealth advisors. Fueling this area of work is a combination of factors, including the historically large (and at least for now increasing) federal estate tax exemptions. Congressional leaders perennially raise the possibility of changing the estate tax regime. This tumultuous political debate about rates and exemptions is wonderful fuel for those ever-present emotions of opportunity and fear, which seem to be the active ingredients in motivating families to consider transferring their wealth, including the family business, to their descendants. 

Unfortunately, this ongoing political debate over taxes has turned the process of family business succession planning inside out...

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About the Authors

Amelia Renkert-Thomas

Joint Managing Director, Withers Consulting Group LLC

Amelia Renkert-Thomas is joint managing director at Withers Consulting Group LLC in New Haven, Conn. 

 

Roy Kozupsky

Partner, Gambrell and Russell, LLP

Roy Kozupsky is a partner at Smith, Gambrell and Russell, LLP in New York City. They are both on the board of Attorneys for Family Held Enterprises.

 

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