Putting your estate in order
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Organizing Your Estate
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Summary:
For business owners, a comprehensive estate plan extends beyond caring for surviving family members. It involves determining control over the business, conserving assets against legal expenses and taxes, and ensuring liquidity to pay estate taxes after passing. Planning in advance ensures a smooth transfer of wealth, including business interests, to heirs.Preparing for Estate Taxes
Estate taxes may be required based on the value of your business and personal assets at the time of death. Without sufficient cash, heirs might be forced to sell the business quickly or at a loss. To prevent this, some owners use an irrevocable life insurance trust to purchase life policies. These trusts collect death benefits and distribute funds according to prearranged terms, which can help pay estate taxes. This strategy allows heirs to retain family businesses and properties.
Planning for a Smooth Succession
A buy-sell agreement can be established among business owners or shareholders, detailing buyout terms in the event of death or disability. These agreements often include a pre-negotiated sale price and may identify who should manage operations or sell interests.
Life insurance trust payments can also facilitate asset purchases from an estate, allowing family businesses to transfer according to buy-sell agreements.
Your business represents not just your livelihood but also a significant part of your estate. It's central to the legacy and security you wish to leave your family. A well-structured
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