omitted on previous post - apologies
http://www.ncpa.org/pi/taxes/pd062899a.html
"According to the Federal Reserve, household wealth in the U.S. has doubled in the last 10 years from $21.5 trillion in 1988 to $43.2 trillion in 1998. Since the population has only risen about 10 percent, wealth per capita has increased enormously."So what's your point? Can you post something that can say the same for one of those countries without a death rax?
If you think one of those high tax countries are better just because it doesn't happen to have a death tax...move there.
Like I said before. What's the point of touting that a country doesn't have an estate tax when the citizens probably don't have estates to tax?