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: North Carolina Estate Planning Blog

Easley Wants the Gift Tax to Stay

By Gregory Herman-Giddens

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My last entry was about SB1756, which includes a complete repeal of the North Carolina gift tax.  However, Governor Easley and others have been strongly urging the General Assembly to delete the repeal provisions.

If you would like to see the gift tax repealed, please email or call the office of your legislators and ask them to support repeal of the gift tax, effective 1/1/09. Go to www.ncleg.net and look under House Finance committee for names and email addresses of finance committee chairs.

Full post as published by North Carolina Estate Planning Blog on July 03, 2008 (boomark / email).

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