Q: My wife and I own two real estate properties. We plan on leaving those properties separately to our two sons when we pass. We would like to make sure that we minimize any related federal taxes ...
What if a husband and wife own a home together that increases in value by $500,000. When one spouse dies and the other owns the property themselves, do they receive a step-up in basis? Or do they only ...
Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I write about charitable giving and estate planning ideas. Many taxpayers created irrevocable trusts and transferred significant ...
In today’s Living Akamai segment, John spoke with Kay Mukaigawa of Engel & Volkers Honolulu about an important topic in real estate and estate planning: cost basis and the stepped-up basis rule. Kay ...
I noticed this tweet from a wealth adviser: “The greatest perpetuator of U.S. wealth inequality is the stepped-up basis rule. Basically, when you die, all the capital gains on your assets (home, ...
With the recent increase of the 2026 federal estate and gift tax exemption to an unprecedented and astounding $15 million per person (a whopping $30 million for married couples), the necessity of ...
Estate planning has long been about building and preserving wealth, minimizing taxes and smoothly transferring assets across generations. With the new administration in office, discussions around ...
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