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Exclusion for Gifts to Non-Citizen Spouse Will Increase to $185,000 in 2024

  Nov 10, 2023

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Annual Gift Tax Exclusion Will Increase to $18,000 to Any Person in 2024

  Nov 10, 2023

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IRS Announces Higher Federal Estate Tax Exemption for 2024: $13,610,000

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Resources on Voting Trusts

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Lawline is Providing a Free CLE: Avoiding Anti-Semitism in the Legal Profession

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Yes, an Agent of a New York Power of Attorney Can Resign

  Nov 06, 2023

🔑 Sample Affidavit of Comparison in New York Probate

  Nov 05, 2023

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New York County Surrogate's Court Records Will Be Available on WebSurrogate Starting 11/6/2023

  Nov 03, 2023

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🔑 Sample New York Receipt & Release Agreement for Charitable Corporation

  Nov 01, 2023

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Deciphering the Confusion: Understanding New York's Two New Rules on Affirmations

  Oct 30, 2023

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New York Allows Health Care Professionals to Make Affirmations in Civil Actions, Starting 10/25/2023

  Oct 28, 2023

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New York Removes Restrictions on Making Affirmations in Civil Actions, Starting 1/1/2024

  Oct 27, 2023

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