Estate Planning: Tax

Full text of the treatise Estate Planning Law and Taxation, by David Westfall and George Mair, which analyzes estate planning techniques and their consequences in terms of income, gift, estate, and generation-skipping tax treatment. Using specific examples, it points out the pros and cons of various planning moves and analyzes their tax consequences.

Covers all areas of corporate income taxation.
Also available in print at Law Library Tax Room KF6464 .B5.

Howard M. Zaritsky's treatise examining the numerous tax-planning techniques that can be used to reduce a family's total tax liability. See also Zaritsky: Tax Planning for Family Wealth Transfers At Death: Analysis With Forms (also on Westlaw).

Practice-focused techniques on how to tax plan for and around generation skipping taxes.

List of the treatises available from Bloomberg Tax.

Analyzes specific aspects of estate, gift and trust tax issues.
Bloomberg Portfolios are widely used by estate planning practitioners. The content of the portfolios range from broad introductions to the law, to discussions of very specific and complex issues in estate and tax planning. The footnotes often contain not only links to relevant statutes, but also secondary sources--this makes the portfolios a good place to start if you're looking for information about a new topic.