Posted on May 6, 2010 by Deirdre Wheatley-Liss

State Death Tax Chart

In doing some client research I came across a great resource "State Death Tax Chart" published by the law firm McGuire Woods.  State death tax can be relevant no matter where you live, because it could apply to:

  • Real estate you own in another state
  • The consequences for beneficiaries who reside in another state
  • Where you may want to consider relocating your residence to
  • Questions about a parents estate who lives somewhere else in the country

The chart is updated through March 2010.

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