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How Should I Approach Estate Taxes?

Jeff Hall
11.09.2022

Hi, I’m Jeff Hall, Partner and Senior Advisor at Rather and Kittrell. When we pass away, our wealth is going to be left to one of three areas: our family, charities, or the government. Most folks who work with us would rather pay as little in taxes as possible, and really leave that money to their family or those organizations that they care most about. If you’ve got an estate that’s worth over 24 million dollars, then there will be federal estate taxes due, and in some states, there could be state or death taxes as well. The only way to minimize those taxes is to either give it away or spend it, and that can be done wisely, and we can help. 


If you’d like to learn more about how we can help you minimize your estate taxes, please visit us at rkcapital.com.

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