What is the Federal estate tax exemption?

The federal estate tax exemption is the value of assets an individual can transfer at death without triggering federal estate tax liability. Under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, this exemption increases from $5 million to $15 million per person, adjusted for inflation starting in 2025. Married couples using portability can shield up to $30 million. The enhanced exemption permanently replaces the TCJA provisions and applies to estates after December 31, 2025. Review Tax loss harvesting strategies to coordinate wealth transfer planning.

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