1. Life insurance proceeds.
(Do not include proceeds that are protected by a life insurance trust.)

Estate tax.
If you are single, this is the estate tax payable at your death. If you are married and the two of you leave all of your property to each other, this is the estate tax payable at the second death.

Potential benefit of bypass trust.
If you are married and each of you owns half of the assets listed above, this is the amount your heirs might save if you add a bypass trust to your will or living trust.

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