Use the free Estate Tax Calculator by Calculator Hub HQ to estimate potential federal and state estate taxes on high-value estates. Enter your estate value, applicable deductions, and state of residence to get an accurate estimate of what may be owed.
An Estate Tax Calculator is a financial planning tool that estimates the tax liability on an estate after death. When an individual passes away and leaves behind a sizable estate—cash, investments, property, or other assets—federal and/or state estate taxes may apply. This tool helps you understand how much of the estate could go to taxes, so you or your heirs can plan accordingly.
At Calculator Hub HQ, our Estate Tax Calculator helps:
With the Estate Tax Calculator, you can determine:
The tool is updated with the latest federal exemption limits (e.g., $13.61 million for 2024) and state thresholds to ensure accuracy.
If the total estate value is $18 million, and the federal exemption is $13.61 million, then the taxable estate is $4.39 million.
At a 40% federal estate tax rate, the estimated tax due would be $1.756 million—not including potential state estate tax, which varies by state.
In 2024, the IRS allows individuals to pass up to $13.61 million tax-free. Estates above this amount are subject to a 40% federal estate tax.
No. Only a handful of states have estate or inheritance taxes. Our calculator considers state-specific rules where applicable.
Yes. Techniques like lifetime gifting, charitable donations, and trusts can help reduce taxable estate value.
Yes. If your estate is below the federal exemption, no federal estate tax is owed—but some states may still apply taxes.
Estate planning can be complex, but understanding your potential tax burden is the first step. The Estate Tax Calculator by Calculator Hub HQ gives you a clear picture of your tax exposure, so you can plan smartly and protect your legacy.
Start calculating your estate tax now—it’s fast, free, and secure.
