estate tax reforms
Estate tax reforms refer to changes in the laws and regulations surrounding the taxation of a person's assets and wealth at the time of their death. These changes may involve adjustments to the exemption thresholds, tax rates, deductions, or other provisions, with the aim of refining the tax system related to inherited assets or estates to address economic, social, or political concerns.
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Related Concepts (17)
- adjustments for inflation
- estate tax planning strategies
- estate tax repeal or elimination
- estate tax revenue and its allocation
- generation-skipping transfer tax
- gift tax
- impact of estate tax on economic growth
- individual income tax reforms
- inheritance tax
- international estate tax issues
- relief provisions for small businesses and family-owned farms
- step-up in basis
- tax deferral options
- tax exemptions and thresholds
- tax rates and brackets
- tax reforms
- wealth distribution