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13 US States With the Highest Death Taxes

February 6, 2023 · Taxes

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1. Connecticut

  • Estate tax: Yes
  • Estate tax rates: 11.6% or 12%
  • Estate tax exemption level: $12.92 million

Connecticut’s estate tax threshold is $12.92 million for 2023, which is the same amount as the federal threshold. The tax due is limited to $15 million.

The Constitution State is the only US state that levies a gift tax on assets and other valuables you give away while you’re alive. In other words, if you made taxable gifts, you need to file a Connecticut estate and gift tax return to detail such gifts.

However, the law applies only when the total value of gifts made since 2005 surpasses $12.92 million.

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  1. Good Luck says:
    February 23, 2023 at 8:08 pm

    time for a Tea party again

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