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March 31, 2008

Funding Estate Taxes: Is the Interplay of Graegin and Family Limited Partnerships a Toxic Concoction?

Journal of Passthrough Entities
One of the more complicated decisions is how to pay estate taxes, post mortem, when a family limited partnership has been set up with a substantial portion of the decedent’s assets. In many cases, outside of the family limited partnership, there are not sufficient assets to pay the estate taxes.

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