Connecticut Bar Journal, Volume 52Connecticut Bar Association, 1978 - Bar associations Includes Annual reports, and lists of members. |
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This means that for deaths after 1980 an adjusted gross estate of $ 375,625 or less will normally not be subject ... Interspousal gifts not made in contemplation of death can also produce substantial Connecticut succession tax savings .
This means that for deaths after 1980 an adjusted gross estate of $ 375,625 or less will normally not be subject ... Interspousal gifts not made in contemplation of death can also produce substantial Connecticut succession tax savings .
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90 91 or depletion ) from its date of death value.86 The appreciation is assumed to occur at a constant rate from the decedent's acquisition of the property to his death . Appreciation up to December 31 , 1976 is then determined by ...
90 91 or depletion ) from its date of death value.86 The appreciation is assumed to occur at a constant rate from the decedent's acquisition of the property to his death . Appreciation up to December 31 , 1976 is then determined by ...
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According to a 1968 report submitted to the Connecticut Research Commission , Connecticut raises a larger fraction of its total tax revenues from its death tax than any other state.215 This report also found Connecticut to have a higher ...
According to a 1968 report submitted to the Connecticut Research Commission , Connecticut raises a larger fraction of its total tax revenues from its death tax than any other state.215 This report also found Connecticut to have a higher ...
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Contents
The Connecticut Supreme Court | 45 |
HUMAN RIGHTS COMMENTATOR Emanuel Margolis | 61 |
1978 | 70 |
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