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Nonresidents Beware: Oregon's and Washington's Fractional Formula and Apportionment Rules Apply to In-State Property

At $13.99 million for 2025, the federal estate tax exclusion is the largest it has ever been, but it will be reduced by half in 2026, which you can read more about in this advisory....more

Watch the Sunset: Federal Estate Exclusion Set To Shrink in 2026; New Changes on the Horizon

The 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) is set to end at the close of this year, resulting in a federal estate exclusion that is less than half of the current $13.99 million exclusion. Other changes to the tax structure are...more

Not So Fast! IRS Releases Proposed Clawback Regulations

The IRS recently released proposed clawback regulations on the treatment of gifts that are complete at the time of transfer but are potentially included in the donor's gross estate at death. Such gifts will likely get the...more

Timing Considerations Under the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act

The 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) brought a unique estate planning opportunity by creating a temporary "bonus" exclusion, which doubled the gift and estate tax exclusion for individuals. Prior to the TCJA, an individual...more

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