Advanced Gifting Strategies for Estate Planners: Balancing Income and Transfer Tax Benefits for Individuals, Couples
Note: CPE credit is not offered on this program
A live 90-minute CLE video webinar with interactive Q&A
This CLE webinar will provide estate planners guidance on key gifting strategies for individuals and couples under current tax law and the impact of potential tax law changes. The panel will discuss mechanisms for balancing income and transfer tax benefits, key gifting considerations, asset selection, and other critical items for estate planners.
Outline
- Key gifting considerations under current tax law and potential changes
- Determining the appropriate gifting strategy
- Gifting to minimize income taxes
- Gifting to minimize transfer taxes
- Best practices and other planning options
- Impact of proposed legislation
Benefits
The panel will discuss these and other key issues:
- What are the critical gifting considerations under current tax law?
- What options are available in anticipation of potential tax law changes?
- What are the items to consider when determining the appropriate gifting strategy?
- What options are available to minimize income taxes?
- How do you ensure optimum tax basis planning?
- What options are available to minimize transfer taxes?
- How proposed legislation impacts these planning ideas and creates new opportunities.
Faculty
Wayne M. Zell
Managing Member & CEO
Zell Law
Mr. Zell has devoted his legal, public accounting, and business advisory career to counseling clients in a variety of... | Read More
Mr. Zell has devoted his legal, public accounting, and business advisory career to counseling clients in a variety of industries, including investors, technology companies, government contractors, and non-profit organizations. His clients also include for-profit and non-profit executives, service providers, and high-net-worth individuals. He has extensive experience in complex estate planning and business planning matters. On estate planning matters, Wayne regularly advises clients in structuring and preparing intricate revocable and irrevocable trusts, essential estate planning (i.e., wills, medical directives, and powers of attorney), family limited partnerships and limited liability companies, life insurance vehicles, charitable giving arrangements (including charitable lead and remainder trusts), private and public foundations and grant-making programs and asset protection planning.
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