Ben Franklin once said “Nothing is sure but death and taxes.”
Ben was certainly right about death, but he was (understandably) unaware of some recent, money-saving changes in the tax law.
You see, if your spouse dies, and you inherit his or her IRA, you can now get some welcome relief from heavy taxes.
Want to find out how to handle an inherited IRA the smart way? Don’t miss my new article titled Tax Tips: Cut the Spouse’s Tax Cost of Inherited IRAs.
Three ways our fact-filled article can help you:
- You’ll learn how to how to take advantage of the biggest money-saver. I’m talking about the estate tax exemption. We’ll explain the three main provisions of the estate tax that pertain to inherited IRAs. Want to learn how to slash your tax bill? Now’s the time to read the full article.
- We’ll explain how to handle “Required Minimum Distributions.” At a certain point, an IRA owner has to start receiving distributions from their account – distributions that will (unfortunately) be taxed. You’ll learn how to dramatically reduce those distributions when you read the full article.
- We’ll warn you about a dangerous trap to avoid. It should come as no surprise that the IRS has set a land mine for you. You’ll learn how to avoid stepping on it (and keep your taxes low) when you read the full article.