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Tax Policy

Learn how tax policy changes affect estate planning and trust strategies. Explore current tax laws, exemptions, and planning considerations for families.

How do tax policy changes affect estate planning?

Tax policy changes can impact estate tax exemptions, gift tax limits, and trust taxation rules. These modifications may influence timing decisions for estate planning actions and the structure of trusts. Understanding current tax laws helps families make informed decisions about their estate planning strategies.

Washington Reverses Estate Tax Hike After One Year

Washington Reverses Estate Tax Hike After One Year

Washington Governor Bob Ferguson signed legislation reversing the state’s estate tax increase after just one year, reducing the top rate from 35% back to 20%.

SimplyTrust EditorialMarch 25, 2026

Wealthy Americans and the Tax Code: A Growing Divide

Wealthy Americans and the Tax Code: A Growing Divide

Discover how the wealthy exploit tax loopholes and what it means for you.

SimplyTrust EditorialJanuary 26, 2026