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AGRICULTURE BUSINESS STRUCTURING AND WEALTH PLANNING

• The Crying Need for Farm Transition Planning
• Tax Savings Series Part 8 - Indiana Inheritance Tax, or One More Reason to Move to Florida
• Tax Savings Series Part 7 - Don’t Pay Any More Than You Have to or How to Stick It to the (Tax) Man
• Tax Savings Series Part 6 - Gift and Estate Taxed or Bilked, Bamboozled, and Bushwhacked
• Tax Savings Series Part 5 - "Indiana Property Tax Reform or Indiana Property Tax Fiasco"

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AGRICULTURE BUSINESS STRUCTURING AND WEALTH PLANNING

• A Penny Saved: Business Planning and Wealth Preservation for Farmers

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Frequently Asked Questions by our clients in Indiana

Q:

With the dramatic increase in land values, can I still pass the business onto my child/children without it being devastated by estate taxes?

A:

Clearly this is an area of serious concern; however, there are many tools and techniqueswhich allow you to legitimately reduce the farm’s exposure to estate tax. These can include such things as minority share discounts, marital trusts, electing a special use evaluation, and many more. With proper planning it is possible to greatly reduce or eliminate the amount of estate tax, thus making it possible to transfer the family farm to the next generation

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