At
Arizona Estate Law, we specialize in advanced estate tax strategies to help individuals and families preserve their wealth and reduce tax burdens. While Arizona does not impose a state estate tax, federal estate taxes can still significantly impact large estates. Our team creates tailored plans to minimize tax liabilities, ensuring more of your assets pass to your loved ones and chosen beneficiaries.
Federal estate taxes can significantly reduce the value of your estate. Advanced planning ensures compliance while minimizing liabilities.
Effective strategies safeguard your legacy for future generations.
Maximize tax benefits while supporting causes you care about.
Streamlined plans reduce complexity for your heirs, avoiding unnecessary delays or disputes.
Take advantage of annual gift tax exclusions to transfer wealth tax-free. For 2023, you can gift up to $17,000 per recipient without triggering federal gift tax.
Strategically use the federal lifetime gift tax exemption to reduce your taxable estate.
Provide income to beneficiaries during your lifetime, with remaining assets going to charity.
Support charities now while reserving assets for your heirs in the future.
Remove life insurance proceeds from your taxable estate while providing financial security for your beneficiaries.
Minimize gift taxes while transferring appreciating assets to heirs.
Protect family businesses and transfer ownership interests tax-efficiently.
Secure your legacy and minimize taxes with a comprehensive estate tax strategy. Contact Arizona Estate Law today to get started.
Arizona does not impose a state estate or inheritance tax. Our focus is on minimizing federal estate taxes and ensuring compliance with Arizona’s legal framework.
As a community property state, Arizona’s laws impact how assets are owned and transferred between spouses. We ensure your estate plan accounts for these unique rules.
Decades of experience crafting tax-efficient estate plans tailored to Arizona clients.
Each plan is customized to your unique financial goals and family dynamics.
We prioritize strategies that protect your legacy for future generations.
Estates exceeding the federal exemption limit (currently $12.92 million in 2023) may be subject to taxes. We help structure your estate to reduce or eliminate this burden.
Yes, gifting allows you to reduce your taxable estate while benefiting your heirs immediately.
The lifetime exemption is currently $12.92 million per individual, allowing significant tax-free transfers with proper planning.
Charitable trusts and donations can lower your taxable estate and provide meaningful support to the causes you care about.