Baltimore Estate Planning Council
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Provides education and resources to estate planning professionals, fostering collaboration between different disciplines like law, finance, and accounting.
About
Baltimore Estate Planning Council
Founded in
1970
EIN
526041962
IRS 501(C) Type
501(c)(6)
Category/Type
Education > Educational Support > Financial Literacy Programs
Address
3451 GODSPEED RD DAVIDSONVILLE, MD 21035-1304 Unite States
Website
https://www.baltimoreepc.org/
Phone
(866)-226-2224
Email address
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Mission
Baltimore Estate Planning Council fosters understanding between trust officers, attorneys, financiers, and other professionals involved in estate planning. It conducts meetings, seminars, and programs for over 300 members interested in learning about estate planning and taxation.
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