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<p>Partner Edward Beckwith co-authored a portfolio published by Bloomberg Tax & Accounting. The portfolio analyzes estate tax charitable deductions to a decedent’s estate by §2055 for transfers to qualifying recipients for public, charitable, and religious purposes.</p>  <p><a href="https://pro.bloombergtax.com/portfolio/estate-and-gift-tax-charitable-deductions-portfolio-839/">Read the article (registration required)</a>.</p>




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Edward Beckwith Co-Authors Portfolio on Estate and Gift Tax Charitable Deductions

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