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Estate Tax Credit Exemption 2026 #5399

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Fixes #5171

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2025-01-01: 13_990_000
2025-01-01: 13_990_000
# use 2017 value as base and cpi_w (2026Q1 projection) for uprating
2026-01-01: 7_460_000 # amount = 5490000 * 321.701 (2026Q1) / 236.854 (2017-01-01)
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I think it should be 5000000 * 321.701 (2026Q1) / 236.854 (2017-01-01)

Since law states to replace the 2017 value with 5,000,000

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