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Estate tax estimate calculator

Estimate tax above a user-supplied exemption using a user-supplied effective rate.

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Your result

Amount above exemption2,000,000
Illustrative tax before credits800,000

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How to calculate

Estimate tax above a user-supplied exemption using a user-supplied effective rate.

Amount above exemption = estate-exemption; Illustrative tax before credits = (estate-exemption)*rate/100

Worked example

Taxable estate before exemption: 15000000; Applicable exemption: 13000000; Effective tax rate above exemption (%): 40.

Amount above exemption: 2,000,000 ; Illustrative tax before credits: 800,000 .

Assumptions and limits

The formula can produce a negative result when the estate is below the entered exemption; treat tax as zero in that case. Estate and inheritance rules are jurisdiction- and date-specific and require professional advice.

Results are rounded for display; calculations use unrounded values. Read our calculation methodology.

Understanding the result

Estimate tax above a user-supplied exemption using a user-supplied effective rate. The displayed figures use the inputs and formula shown on this page.

When this tool is useful

Use the estate tax estimate to compare a scenario, check an estimate, or verify a manual calculation.

Understanding your inputs

InputWhat to enter
Taxable estate before exemptionEnter a number of at least 0.000001 and no more than 1000000000000.
Applicable exemptionEnter a number of at least 0 and no more than 1000000000000.
Effective tax rate above exemption (%)Enter a number of at least 0 and no more than 100.

Frequently asked questions

What should I check before using the estate tax estimate result?

The formula can produce a negative result when the estate is below the entered exemption; treat tax as zero in that case. Estate and inheritance rules are jurisdiction- and date-specific and require professional advice.

Is this estate tax estimate result exact?

It is exact for the stated mathematical model and entered values. Real-world results can differ when rates, timing, fees, definitions or measurement conditions differ.