Planning for Estate, Gift, Generation-Skipping and Fiduciary Taxation

Our tax practice involves the laws related to transferring wealth and taxation of the income created by the plans we create. While our goal is to minimize taxes of whatever type related to our practice areas, we guide our clients to balance tax and non-tax issues according to their priorities using computer assisted and other advisory strategies unique to their goals.

Attorney Craig F. Snyder can help you with your needs regarding minimizing the estate, gift and generation-skipping taxes, the transfer of wealth and provide related estate planning services in Southeast Florida.

Frequently asked Questions about Estate Tax

Q. Since the estate tax is repealed in 2010, that means I don't have to plan for estate taxes, right?
A. Incorrect. While the estate tax is currently repealed for deaths within the year 2010, there is an estate tax before and after 2010 that may be applicable based upon your year of death and the value of your estate at that time. Most importantly, since many estate plans reference the estate tax to create post death gifts, it is wise to update this important language to avoid unknowing disinheritance of a desired beneficiary during a period of changing tax rules.

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