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Does Arizona Have an Estate Tax?
Does Arizona Have an Estate Tax?
Posted on
April 17, 2013
by
Paul Dunn
For decedent’s dying after 2004, Congress repealed the federal state death tax credit upon which the Arizona estate tax was based. Therefore, Arizona no longer has an estate tax. Arizona also does not have an inheritance tax or a gift tax.
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