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With the New $15M Federal Exemption, Do Nebraska Business Owners Still Need an Estate Plan?

Estate planning looks different when you own a business. With the new $15 million federal exemption now in place, most Nebraska business owners no longer need to plan out of fear of a federal tax hit. But the risks aren’t gone — they’ve shifted. Nebraska inheritance tax, probate delays, and unclear succession planning can still derail a company, disrupt operations, and leave family members or business partners in conflict. A trust-based plan, aligned with your operating agreement and funded buy-sell strategy, helps protect the business you’ve built and ensures someone you trust can step in immediately if something happens. If you own a business in Nebraska, estate planning is now less about taxes and more about continuity, privacy, and control.

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