book: Disinherit the IRS: Stop Uncle Sam from Claiming Half of Your Estate...or More

book: Disinherit the IRS: Stop Uncle Sam from Claiming Half of Your Estate...or More | E. Michael Kilbourn ...

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	• Disinherit the IRS: Stop Uncle Sam from Claiming Half of Your Estate...or More E. Michael Kilbourn Career Press, 2002 - 352 pages average customer review:based on 1 review view larger image
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Minimizing or eliminating personal estate taxes

Now in a newly updated, revised, and expanded edition, Disinherit The IRS by chartered financial consultant E. Michael Kilbourn (President of Kilbourn Associates and Chairman of the Wealth Protection Network, Naples, Florida) is a very practical and "user friendly" guide to minimizing or eliminating personal estate taxes in order to ensure that the money and possessions left to the people and causes intended is not unfairly or unnecessarily eroded by estate taxes or any other form of taxation. Solid and practical advice for protecting personal finances against claims from lawsuits and divorce actions also fill the pages of this useful and informative compendium. Other chapters address such financial planning issues as life insurance, the usefulness of trusts, and sound steps anyone can take to protect their assets. If you have amassed a lifetime of wealth and wish to lawfully minimize the tax man's demands upon it, then acquire and carefully give a serious reading to Michael Kilbourn's Disinherit The IRS!

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Even after a lifetime of paying taxes, you still aren't home free-the IRS may take half or more of whatever you have left when you die. Disinherit the IRS reveals the simple, legal ways to avoid these taxes, possibly for generations, while allowing you to protect your children, grandchildren, and future heirs from predators and claims from lawsuits and divorce. You will discover how to:
- Get the IRS to effectively pay your life insurance premiums. Remove assets from your taxable estate without losing control of or income from them.
- Make a profit by donating to charity.
- Effectively exempt your entire estate from state taxes.
- Avoid capital gain taxes on the sale of your appreciated property.
- Leave what you have to whom you want, when you want, and in the way you want, while at the same time paying the least possible court fees, attorney fees, and estate taxes.

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