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Group says move estate tax to $1M, but don't kill it
Meanwhile, the American Family Business Institute, a coalition of family farms and businesses across the country, and Americans for Prosperity-Ohio, are urging lawmakers to stick to the repeal.
"The Ohio Senate was right to ignore the special interest lobbyists who profit from the estate tax and instead focus on the needs of Ohio's job-creating, small business owners and farmers," added AFBI President Dick Patten. "Ultimately a budget that includes permanent estate tax repeal will make Ohio a friendlier state for family business owners, farmers and investors."
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- AFBI Highlights the Introduction of Senator Thune's Death Tax Repeal Bill
Thu, Mar 29, 2012 - AFBI Announces 2012 Recipients of the 1st Annual Champion of American Family Businesses Awards
Tue, Mar 27, 2012 - 7 Illinois Candidates for the U.S. House of Representatives Sign AFBI's Death Tax Repeal Pledge
Mon, Mar 19, 2012
- A Score of the Death Tax Repeal Permanency Actby Stephen J. Entin, April 2011
- The Cost of Compromise: Impact of the 2011-2012 Estate Tax by Anthony Davies, December 2010
- Life Insurance Cash Cow: An Issue Brief on the Hidden Side of Estate Tax Lobbying by Tim Carney & Dick Patten, November 30, 2010
- Growth Consequences of Estate Tax Reform, by Dr. Douglas Holtz-Eakin and Cameron Smith, American Family Business Foundation, September, 2010
The Death Tax fight will soon be decided in the halls of Congress by your representatives. AFBI is leading the fight for repeal in Washington, but we cannot do it alone.