Predictions Made by Estate Tax Expert - Tune into Bloomberg TV and USA Network on Saturday, Dec 7 & 8

National Estate Tax Expert gives predictions on the future of Estate Tax laws and guidance on how American investors can prepare for them.

What some call a Fraud on the American Tax Payer," the 2001 Estate Tax laws are a hot topic that Estate Tax expert and author of DisInherit the IRS Michael Kilbourn knows plenty about.

Invited back to Bloomberg TV, Kilbourn predicts how Congress will adjust the current Estate Tax laws in the future and how such changes will impact taxpayers. His televised predictions will air on Bloomberg TV and USA Network Saturday, December 7, 2002, at 6:30 a.m. EST and then rebroadcast on the same networks on Sunday, December 8, 2002, beginning at 6:30 a.m. EST and continuing every hour thereafter until 12:30 p.m. EST.

Helping taxpayers brace for anticipated Estate Tax changes made by Congress in the coming years is a hot issue," says Kilbourn. Scheduling the broadcast on Saturday and Sunday morning was a strategic move on Bloomberg TVs part because they know their viewers will benefit from what I have to say."

Kilbourn is a nationally-recognized Investment and Estate Tax expert. He recently revised DisInherit the IRS to reflect the current status of the 2001 Estate Tax laws. It was reprinted by Career Press and is the only book in print of its kind. Arming himself with unique tactics on how investors can strategically limit their IRS liabilities and shelter the blow from Estate Tax laws, Kilbourn has won a place among the media as one of the few verifiable experts on this topic.

In the Bloomberg piece, Kilbourn reacts to the current Estate Taxes laws being eliminated in 2010 by saying, There is no such thing as tax elimination ... Only tax substitution or tax modification." He comments that historically, Congress has tried to eliminate Estate Taxes three times, and each time theyve come back due to budget needs. Kilbourn predicts Congress will extend the provisions under the 2001 law and/or possibly carve out the Estate Tax laws in the future.

The best defense is to formulate a viable plan -- even a simple one such as buying insurance to pay for taxes or implementing living and irrevocable trusts," says Kilbourn.

Because Kilbourn has made it his quest to follow the law and counsel clients on their best interests, he understands how the more important aspects of the Estate Tax law impact investors.

Also a family wealth transfer specialist, Kilbourn has lectured and written extensively on investment, estate and financial planning topics during his 25-year career in the financial services industry.

Kilbourn is also the co-author of Giving -- Philanthropy for Everyone (Quantum Press), Ways and Means: Maximize the Value of Your Retirement Savings (Esperti Peterson Institute), and 21st Century Wealth: Essential Financial Planning Principles (Quantum Press).

For additional interview information on Kilbourn or to receive a media kit, please contact Mollie Griffin at 239-455-6727 or David Elliott at 239-293-6560. A clip of the Bloomberg segment can be seen at www.kilbournassociates.com