Elevated Estate Planning, P.S. | February 4, 2026 | Estate Tax Planning
Washington Estate Tax Exemption Update for 2026
Washington’s estate tax rules can have a major impact on families with higher-value assets. Recently, the state adjusted its estate tax exemption to reflect changes tied to inflation. This update is important for anyone with property, investments, or business interests in Washington. Understanding the new threshold can help you plan ahead and avoid unexpected tax…
Elevated Estate Planning, P.S. | September 24, 2025 | Estate Tax Planning
Three Ways to Save on Washington Estate Taxes
Note: For deaths in 2026, the Washington State Department of Revenue sets the estate tax filing threshold and exclusion amount at $3,076,000 per individual. This exemption, which applies to both residents and non-residents with WA property, is not portable between spouses and does not include an automatic, 6 million combined exemption. The estate tax in Washington is among the…
Elevated Estate Planning, P.S. | April 10, 2025 | Estate Tax Planning
What Is the Difference Between Estate, Inheritance, and Gift Taxes in Washington?
Note: For deaths in 2026, the Washington State Department of Revenue sets the estate tax filing threshold and exclusion amount at $3,076,000 per individual. This exemption, which applies to both residents and non-residents with WA property, is not portable between spouses and does not include an automatic, 6 million combined exemption. The estate tax is often misunderstood. Many Washington…