Editorial Policy
Sourcing Standards
All factual information published on EstateTaxByState.com must be sourced from official, reputable sources. We accept only the following source categories:
- IRS.gov — For all federal estate tax information
- Official state .gov websites — For state-specific tax rules, rates, and forms
- State statutes and administrative codes — For legal authority
- National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL) — For comparative state data
- Tax Foundation — For research and analysis
Fact-Checking Process
Every data point published on this site — including exemption amounts, tax rates, filing deadlines, and agency names — is verified against official government sources. Each state page includes a "Last Updated" date indicating when the information was last verified.
We do not publish speculative or unsourced claims. If a data point cannot be independently verified through an official source, we clearly state this and link to the most relevant official resource where readers can find the current information.
No Legal Advice
EstateTaxByState.com is an informational resource. Nothing on this website constitutes legal, tax, or financial advice. We always recommend that readers consult qualified professionals for advice specific to their situation.
Corrections
Tax laws change frequently. If you believe any information on this site is outdated or incorrect, we encourage you to let us know. We are committed to maintaining accuracy and will promptly investigate and correct any verified errors.
Independence
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