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Click here to find out moreAll estate practitioners must educate themselves on the changes implemented by the recently enacted 2010 Tax Relief Act (the “Act”), which provides important gift, estate and generation-skipping transfer tax law changes for a period of two years. What will the rules be during this two year period? What will happen after the passage of this two-year period? Whether your practice focuses primarily on estate planning and/or incorporates asset protection planning elements, this program is a must! Join John Garland and Ed Brown, both principals at Engel & Reiman pc in Denver, Colorado, who discuss the Act’s relevant provisions and how they impact both estate planning and asset protection planning. Topics include: • the new $5 million exemption applicable to gift, estate and generation-skipping transfer tax planning; • the new 35% gift, estate, and generation-skipping transfer tax rates that will apply during 2011 and 2012; • the new portability provisions that relate to the estate tax exemption; • the revival of the “step-up” in basis rules; and • how the new tax law impacts the asset protection element of integrated estate planning.
