This tool is provided to help estimate potential estate taxes and should not be relied upon without the assistance of a qualified estate tax professional. Unless specifically stated, this calculator does not estimate separate estate or inheritance taxes which are levied in many states. A properly crafted estate plan may significantly reduce potential estate tax liabilities.
Assumptions
Annual growth rate of your estate |
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Estimated Date of Death |
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Assets in Your Name
Real Estate |
$ |
(ex., market value of primary residence, vacation home) |
Bank Account |
$ |
(ex., checking, savings, CDs) |
Retirement Investments |
$ |
(ex. IRAs, 401(k)s, 403(b)s, Keoghs, current value of deferred annuities) |
Non-Retirement Investments |
$ |
(ex., stocks, bonds, mutual funds) |
Personal Property |
$ |
(ex., autos, boats, art, jewelry) |
Business Ownership Interests |
$ |
(ex., closely held business interests) |
Other Assets |
$ |
(ex. potential inheritance) |
Your Liabilities
Life Insurance on Your Life
Charitable Bequests from Your Estate
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