Vermont Estate Tax 2025 — $5,000,000 Exemption, 16%–16%

See the Vermont 2025 estate-tax exemption ($5,000,000) and 16%–16% rates, and estimate your exposure — instant, in your browser.

Free Vermont estate tax reference for 2025. See the $5,000,000 exemption and 16%–16% estate-tax rates, and estimate the tax on an estate above the exemption. Source: Tax Foundation "Estate and Inheritance Taxes by State, 2025" + Vermont Department of Taxes. Runs entirely in your browser; no data sent to any server. It runs free in your browser on Gera Tools, with nothing uploaded.

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What is the Vermont estate-tax exemption for 2025?

The Vermont estate-tax exemption is $5,000,000 for 2025. An estate worth less than that owes no Vermont estate tax; the value above the exemption is taxed at marginal rates from 16% to 16%. (Source: Tax Foundation, "Estate and Inheritance Taxes by State, 2025".)

Vermont Estate & Inheritance Tax 2025

Vermont levies a state estate tax for 2025 on the value of an estate above its $5,000,000 exemption, at marginal rates from 16% to 16%. The tax is paid by the estate before assets are distributed.

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Important: Vermont levies a flat 16% estate tax above a $5 million exemption for 2025. This covers state-level death taxes only — it excludes the federal estate tax (exemption $13,990,000 per person for 2025) and gift tax. Estate tax is paid by the estate; inheritance tax is paid by the beneficiary. Verify current figures with the Vermont Department of Taxes. This is not tax or legal advice.