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Let us know how we can help you work on estate tax issue. We can provide resources and background material explaining the problems for small businesses.

Please contact us to learn more about the coalition and its work.

Chris Walters
(202) 314-2039
E-mail: chris.walters@nfib.org

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We can help you find small businesses affected by the estate tax and provide background and research to assist you. Please contact Kevan Chapman at
202-314-2041.

 

Congressional Action

What is the current legislative outlook for the estate tax?

Capitol Building - Congressional ActionThe Economic Growth and Tax Relief Reconciliation Act (EGTRRA) phased the estate tax out over ten years.  Under EGTRRA, the estate tax is fully repealed for 2010 but returns to the 2001 levels (55% tax rate and $1 million exemption) in 2011.  For 2009, the tax rate is 45% and the exemption level is $3.5 million. 

Congress is currently considering a number of options for the estate tax for 2010 and beyond. 

Read the official statement from the Family Business Estate Tax Coalition regarding the recent estate tax compromise in the proposed tax package (December 2010).

Congressional Communications

FBETC Letter to Sen. Max Baucus (D-MT)
December 2010

FBETC Letter to Rep. Dave Camp (R-4th-MI)
December 2010

FBETC Letter to Secretary Tim Geithner (U.S. Treasury Department)
December 2010

FBETC Letter to Director Jacob Lew (OMB)
December 2010

FBETC Letter to Sen. Jon Kyl (R-AZ)
December 2010

FBETC Letter to Rep. Chris Van Hollen (D-8th-MD)
December 2010

Letter to the US Senate Promoting Permanent Estate Tax Reform
March 3, 2010

Letter to the US House Promoting Permanent Estate Tax Reform
March 3, 2010

 

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