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By borrowing against their appreciated assets, individuals are able to postpone realizing capital gains and defer paying taxes to a later date, or avoiding them altogether if the assets are held until death. While the effects of capital gains taxes on investment incentives are well studied,...
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In 2010, the U.S. estate tax expired and executors of wealthy decedents were not required to file estate tax returns. In the absence of the estate tax, beneficiaries received assets with carryover rather than stepped-up basis. Unrealized capital gains accounted for 44 percent of the fair market...
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In 2010, the U.S. estate tax expired and executors of wealthy decedents were not required to file estate tax returns. In the absence of the estate tax, beneficiaries received assets with carryover rather than stepped-up basis. Unrealized capital gains accounted for 44 percent of the fair market...
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