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Qualified small business stock (QSBS) presents a significant opportunity for estate and tax planning, particularly for high-net-worth (HNW) individuals and business owners. Understanding the intricacies of QSBS under Internal Revenue Code Section 1202 allows for strategic planning to enhance financial outcomes, namely, reduced exposure to income tax and estate tax liability. Let’s explore the definition, benefits and planning strategies associated with QSBS. Through a detailed examination of qualification criteria, valuation challenges and advanced planning techniques, this article aims to optimize the use of QSBS for estate and tax planning purposes.
QSBS Overview
QSBS refers to shares in a qualified small business that meet the criteria ...
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