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Estate Planning & Chapter 14: Understanding the Special Valuation Rules

  • Edition : 2nd edition
  • Author(s) : Hader

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    • ISBN: 9781402416873
    • SKU: ATTY20047
    • Condition: New
    • Format: Paperback

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Chapter 14's special valuation rules may have reduced the viability of estate freezes. But, as author Cheryl Hader emphasizes and clearly illustrates in PLI's Estate Planning & Chapter 14: Understanding the Special Valuation Rules, you can still œachieve tax-effective results under the right set of facts.

Estate Planning & Chapter 14 has been completely updated in light of the federal estate tax changes of the past few years. Now in a handy paperback format, this comprehensive resource gives you all the facts you need to take advantage of the still available tax-saving opportunities for clients wishing to pass wealth from older to younger generations within a family. It is stocked with sample documents, case studies, charts, and graphs that help you implement tax-advantaged strategies.

Estate Planning and Chapter 14: Understanding the Special Valuation Rules is an indispensable guide for estate and tax planners, tax attorneys, and general practitioners involved in estate and tax planning.

Chapter Headings:
  • Rationale for Section 2701     
  • Analysis of the Statute; And Appendices 2A-2D     
  • Valuation Under Section 2701; And Appendix 3A: Subtraction Method of Valuation     
  • Who Is Affected by Section 2701?     
  • Transfer Tax Treatment of Accumulated Qualified Payments; And Appendix 5A: Election Statement to Treat Late Qualified Payment As Taxable Event     
  • Adjustments to Avoid Double Taxation     
  • Indirect Holding of Interests     
  • Rationale for Section 2702     
  • General Rule of Section 2702     
  • GRITs Holding Tangible Property: Special Rules     
  • Residence GRITs: Personal Residence Trusts and Qualified Personal Residence Trusts; And Appendices 11A-11B     
  • Qualified Interests: GRATs, GRUTs, and Qualified Remainder Interests; And Appendices 12A-12B     
  • Certain Property Treated As Held in Trust     
  • Avoiding Double Taxation: Reduction in Taxable Gifts     
  • Overview and Background of Section 2703     
  • Detailed Analysis of the Statute     
  • Family Limited Partnerships and Section 2703     
  • Overview and Background of Section 2704     
  • Detailed Analysis of Section 2704     
  • Family Limited Partnerships and Section 2704     
  • Planning Implications; And Appendices 21A-21B     
  • Appendix A: Chapter 14: The Special Valuation Rules (Complete Text)     
  • Table of Authorities     
  • Index to Estate Planning & Chapter 14