2000 - 2001 Estate Federal Tax Calculator

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2000 - 2001 Estate Federal Tax Calculator

If you want to pass on as much of your estate as possible to your heirs, you should speak with a financial and/or legal advisor to create an Estate Plan. Federal estate taxes will consume a sizeable amount of your estate without a well crafted plan. The first steps in creating such a plan are to figure your estate's worth (assets minus liabilities), and then calculate the federal tax that may be due on your estate. The worksheet below will figure your estate's worth and the estimated 2000-2001 federal taxes due. Bring these results to your financial/legal advisor and start an Estate Plan today!
WHAT DO YOU OWN?
Annuities
Artwork
Automobiles
Boats
Bonds
Cash
Collectibles
Business Interest (s)
Home
Household Items
Jewelry
Life Insurance
Loans to Family
Mutual Funds
Other Real Estate
Retirement Benefits
Stocks
Tangible Personal Property


WHAT DO YOU OWE?
Auto Loans
Credit Card Debt
Home Equity Loans
Life Insurance Policy Loans
Mortgage (s)
Final Expenses "Funeral"



TOTAL ASSETS
TOTAL LIABILITIES

APPROXIMATE ESTATE WORTH

ESTIMATED 2000 - 2001 ESTATE TAXES

This estate calculator is for general information and education purposes only. The information and results provided should not be construed as legal or tax advice. Please consult with your legal or financial advisor to determine the appropriateness of this calculator for your particular circumstances. We assume no responsibility or liability for the accuracy of the information provided.

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