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What Did We Do Last Year? Post-Inauguration Planning Strategies (SLATs, GRATs, IDGTs, QPRTs and more!)

Many clients used specific estate planning techniques prior to year end based upon projections about who would be President, the makeup of Congress, anticipated estate tax laws, and predictions about the economy and interest rates. Now that some of these issues are settled, we will review estate planning techniques that are available and discuss how to fix what we did and resolve client remorse.
Credits: 1 General, 0 Diversity/Inclusion PR, 0 MH/SA PR, 0 Other PR
SKU: P9004-21E1-16
$80.00 or 1.00 credits
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Faculty: 

Jonathan W. Michael, The Michael Law Group, P.C., Chicago

Gregg M. Simon, Much Shelist, PC, Chicago 

Expires: 9/30/2023

Faculty: 

Jonathan W. Michael, The Michael Law Group, P.C., Chicago

Gregg M. Simon, Much Shelist, PC, Chicago 

Expires: 9/30/2023

Products specifications
Program Date5/24 & 5/25/2021
Session from:64th Annual Estate Planning Short Course
Products specifications
Program Date5/24 & 5/25/2021
Session from:64th Annual Estate Planning Short Course
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