Understanding the Significance of Portability in Estate Tax Planning
Effective estate tax planning is essential to minimize the tax burden on your heirs after your passing. In New York, both state and federal estate taxes may apply, making it crucial to explore strategies that can help protect your family’s wealth. One such strategy is “portability,” wich allows a surviving spouse to utilize any unused portion of their deceased partner’s federal estate tax exemption.This article delves into the importance of portability in New York estate planning and how it can benefit families in preserving their assets.
Exploring the concept of portability and DSUE
Portability, also known as the Deceased Spousal unused Exclusion (DSUE), enables a surviving spouse to leverage any remaining portion of their deceased partner’s federal estate tax exemption. Understanding how portability functions is key to effective planning and maximizing its advantages.
Key points about portability include:
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