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FEDERAL ESTATE TAX RATES*Column A Taxable amount overColumn BTaxable amount not overColumn C Tax on amount in Column A**Column D Rate of tax on excess over amount in Column A**$0$10,000$018%$10,000$20,000$1,80020%$20,000$40,000$3,80022%$40,000$60,000$8,20024%$60,000$80,000$13,00026%$80,000$100,000$18,20028%$100,000$150,000$23,80030%$150,000$250,000$38,80032%$250,000$500,000$78,80034%$500,000$750,000$155,80037%$750,000$1,000,000$248,30039%$1,000,000---- $345,80040%** These numbers are the most recent numbers available on the date of writing this article.** As of 2017, the Federal estate tax exclusion amount is $5,490,000. Thus, for purposes of this chart, a person’s Federal Taxable Estate consists only of amounts greater than $5,490,000 (including all assets owned at death and any lifetime gifts made that exceed the annual exclusion amount). For example, if a person has a $5,490,000 estate at the time of his or her death, the “Federal Taxable Estate” (Column A of this chart) would be $0, and no federal state estate tax would be due. If he or she has a $6,490,000 estate, the “Federal Taxable Estate” would be $1,000,000, and the federal estate tax would be $345,800, with any amounts over $6,129,000 taxed at 40%. ................
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