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I'm not a tax expert, but I can think of two ways to minimize the taxes related to your potential inheritance. One is to decline the inheritance altogether. That seems like cutting your nose to spite your face. Another is to donate some portion of it to a likely charity.

You'll find actual tax experts over on the Tax Strategies board, though.

Good luck.

Eric Hines

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