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November 14, 2007
More on Today's Senate Estate Tax Hearing
Following up on this morning's post on today's Senate Finance Committee hearing, Federal Estate Tax: Uncertainty in Planning Under the Current Law:
- Webcast
- Member Statements
- Max Baucus (Chair)
- Charles Grassley (Ranking Member)
- Witness Statements:
- Conrad Teitell (Principal, Cummings & Lockwood, Stamford, CT)
- Dean Rhoads (Rancher, Tuscarora, NV)
- Eugene G. Sukup (Chairman of the Board, Sukup Manufacturing Co., Sheffield, IA)
- Press Coverage:
- ABC News: Warren Buffett Argues for Taxes at Death; Debate Over Estate Tax Rears Its Head on Capitol Hill, by Z. Byron Wolf
- Associated Press: Warren Buffett: Tax Inherited Estates, by Laurie Kellman
- Bloomberg News: Buffett Says Estate-Tax Repeal Would Benefit Richest, by Alison Fitzgerald & Ryan J. Donmoyer
- Congress Now: Buffett Backs Hike in Carried Interest Taxation
- National Review: Bad to the Bone: To Its Very Core, the Death Tax Is Awful Public Policy, by Brian Reardon
- Reuters: Buffett Backs U.S. Estate Tax, Decries Wealth Gap
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