Federal transfer taxation (Record no. 43544)

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100 ## - MAIN ENTRY--PERSONAL NAME
Personal name Wagner, Richard
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Title Federal transfer taxation
Statement of responsibility, etc. the effect on saving, capital accumulation, and economic dis
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Date of publication, distribution, etc. 1996
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Extent 269 - 283
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Summary, etc. The federal government levies taxes on property transfers at death (the estate tax), during life (the gift tax), and to grandchildren or more remote descendants (the generation-skipping tax). Referred to collectively as transfer taxes, these taxes attract little interest in the public policy forum because they produce little revenue -- only 1% of annual federal tax revenues, and because most Americans have no first-hand experience with transfer taxes. However, transfer taxes have significantly adverse economic effects that are grossly disproportionate to the tax revenues they generate. Transfer taxes penalize success and the creation of wealth. The adverse effects of transfer taxes on saving and capital formation, therefore, are costs imposed on society as a whole.
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Main entry heading Family Business Review
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