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the owner ’s estate ... large enoughto triggeran estate tax
the decedent ’s estate ... large enoughto triggeran estate tax
the overall estate ... large enoughto triggerestate tax
John ’s estate ... large enoughto triggerthe estate tax
the taxpayer 's estate ... large enoughto triggeran estate tax
a benefit for a homeowner whose estate is large enoughto triggerthe estate tax
the value of your business and assets ... large enoughto triggerestate tax
the total of you and your spouses assets large enoughto createestate tax
estates large enoughto triggeran estate tax
the policy ... large enoughto triggerestate taxes
large enough estatesto triggerthe estate tax
a large enough estateto triggerestate taxes
your inheritance ... large enoughto triggerthe estate tax
your assets ... really large enoughto triggerestate tax
the estate of the person who dies ... large enoughto triggerestate tax
Inheritances ... sufficiently large enoughto triggerestate taxes
a traditional account ... large enoughto triggerestate taxes
life insurance payouts ... large enoughto triggerestate taxes
enough assetsto even triggeran estate tax
The vast majority of Americans ... large enoughto triggerthe estate tax
Estate and inheritance issues ... large enoughto triggerestate tax
the estate of the person who died ... large enoughto triggerestate tax
only 0.5 % of the estates in this country ... large enoughto triggerthe estate tax
the house and bank account they owned ... large enoughto triggerestate taxes
the creatorÕs death(passive) caused byestate taxes
the death of the landowner(passive) triggered byThe estate tax
the death of an individual(passive) is triggered byEstate Tax
if you death is goingto triggerestate tax
23Your deathwill triggerthe estate tax
your estate , including life insurance benefits ... large enoughto createan estate tax
the estate of the person who died ( Uncle Ned ... large enoughto triggeran estate tax
Assets which transfer upon your deathcould triggerestate taxes
your individual assets ... enoughto triggerestate taxes
enough left at his deathto triggeran estate tax
the estate ... whose deathcould triggerestate taxes
The patriarch 's deathtriggeredthe estate tax
the amount of life insurance death benefit ... sufficientto causean estate tax
substantial assetsmight triggerestate tax costs
the value of the works ... the date of deathcan triggerestate tax
the business assets ... sufficientto triggerestate taxes
the loss of family farms and ranchescausesthe loss of family farms and ranches
to expire in 2010 , only to be reborn in 2011–issetto expire in 2010 , only to be reborn in 2011–is
an excessive concentration of wealthpreventedan excessive concentration of wealth
to increase dramaticallyare ... setto increase dramatically
to increase and the exemption will decreaseis setto increase and the exemption will decrease
significant problems for heirscan createsignificant problems for heirs
wealthy people to movecausewealthy people to move
to increase from 35-percent to 55-percentwas setto increase from 35-percent to 55-percent
to service cuts for working families and shift the tax burden in the state from the wealthy toward working families.12would leadto service cuts for working families and shift the tax burden in the state from the wealthy toward working families.12
at 35 % of the estate value above $ 5 millionsetat 35 % of the estate value above $ 5 million
in a net revenue loss for the federal governmentmay ... resultin a net revenue loss for the federal government
on FridayCreatedon Friday
to expire for one year at the end of 2009is setto expire for one year at the end of 2009
an incentive for rich people to blow their money so they do n't have anything when they diecreatesan incentive for rich people to blow their money so they do n't have anything when they die
to increase on January 1were ... setto increase on January 1
an increase in income inequalitymay ... causean increase in income inequality
to return in 2011 with an exemption equivalent to $ 1 million and a tax rate of 45 %is setto return in 2011 with an exemption equivalent to $ 1 million and a tax rate of 45 %
a tax burden for heirsmay createa tax burden for heirs
in a larger inheritance for your heirsresultingin a larger inheritance for your heirs
importantly to the progressivity of the tax system overall by partially offsetting the exclusion of inheritances from the income tax base among high - income heirscontributesimportantly to the progressivity of the tax system overall by partially offsetting the exclusion of inheritances from the income tax base among high - income heirs
All of this loss of our money and equity(passive) was triggered initially byAll of this loss of our money and equity
in a loss of revenue for Delawareresultsin a loss of revenue for Delaware
to come back in January 2011is setto come back in January 2011
the loss of small family farmscausesthe loss of small family farms
them to lose their family farmmay causethem to lose their family farm
to the dissolution of the family farm upon the death of a parentcan leadto the dissolution of the family farm upon the death of a parent
to Combat Obscene Wealth Inequality - News & ViewsDesignedto Combat Obscene Wealth Inequality - News & Views
the United States from being dominated by inherited wealthto preventthe United States from being dominated by inherited wealth
where seniors want to retirealso can influencewhere seniors want to retire
less than 1 percent of federal revenues from those Americans best able to afford itcontributesless than 1 percent of federal revenues from those Americans best able to afford it
after someone in the family dies of an untimely deathare createdafter someone in the family dies of an untimely death
in a $ 52 million loss to state revenueswould resultin a $ 52 million loss to state revenues
for two years at 35 percentwill be setfor two years at 35 percent
to prevent the rise of an aristocracyis designedto prevent the rise of an aristocracy
to roar back on Jan. 1 , 2011had been setto roar back on Jan. 1 , 2011
hardship for many familiescreatedhardship for many families
to Combat Obscene Wealth Inequality | Common Dreams NewsDesignedto Combat Obscene Wealth Inequality | Common Dreams News
wealthier households to change their place of residence or higher gross receipts tax dampening the investment and growth rate of Delaware businesscausingwealthier households to change their place of residence or higher gross receipts tax dampening the investment and growth rate of Delaware business
the concentration of wealth in the hands of a fewpreventsthe concentration of wealth in the hands of a few
a lot of problems for peoplecan causea lot of problems for people