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Author: buy2win Big gold star, 5000 posts Old School Fool Add to my Favorite Fools Ignore this person (you won't see their posts anymore) Number: of 18442  
Subject: Republican Estate Tax Relief ? Date: 8/24/2000 2:10 PM
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I had heard that if the Estate Tax is eliminated, that the stepped up value of stocks that heirs now enjoy would be eliminated.

Does anyone know the details of the current measure underway in Congress ?

Instant Analysis: If the above is true, this measure should benefit the rich heirs more than the average heirs, since the average heir now doesn't have any estate taxes due to the already increasing exclusion. The average heir would also have the stepped up value of inherited stock. If the estate tax is eliminated with this measure and the stepped up value of stocks is eliminated then average heir actually has to pay more if the stock is ever sold !
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