Estate and Gift Taxes
Experience in Matters Concering Estate Tax And Gift Tax
Estate tax and gift tax are used by governments to tax large transfers of wealth between individuals. Although gift taxes and estate taxes are paid separately, they are a unified tax in the sense that a single graduated rate schedule applies to the cumulative total of taxable transfers made through gifts and estates. The laws surrounding the estate tax and gift tax are often complex and constantly changing. It's crucial that you consult with a qualified attorney when planning your estate.
I can help answer questions about estate tax and gift tax such as: What is included in an estate for tax purposes? What is excluded from the estate? What deductions are available to reduce the estate tax?
I have many years of experience working with and advising clients in the creation and implementation of plans that involve both estate tax and gift tax. I work with clients to advance their personal desires regarding the disposition and protection of assets while attempting to provide potential tax advantages and security for their family and beneficiaries.
For personalized attentive service and a free case evaluation you can contact me by telephone: (212) 355-2575, fax: (212) 751-5911 or e-mail
New York Probate Lawyer Blog - Gift Tax
- New York Estate Administration Must Always Consider Tax Issues Estate settlement in New York, including Westchester and Suffolk counties, requires a consideration of many issues. A post in the New York Probate ....
- Estate Tax in New York Remains Uncertain The Estate Tax continues to generate many articles and much analysis. As previously reported in the New York Probate Lawyer Blog, the changes in the ....
- New York Estate Planning can Reduce Couple's Tax Exposure Market Watch recently published some estate tax tips for married couples. New York City estate planning attorneys have been dealing with the changes ....