What Is Annual Gift Tax Inclusion?

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WHAT IS THE ANNUAL GIFT TAX EXCLUSION?
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TRANSFER TAXES
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When you transfer assets to others, federal
transfer taxes may be applicable
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ESTATE TAX GIFT TAX
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There is an estate tax that can be applied when
you are leaving inheritances to your loved ones
after you die
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There is also a gift tax that can be levied on
gifts that you give while you are living
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ANNUAL GIFT TAX EXCLUSION
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There is an annual gift tax exclusion
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If the gifts that you give do not exceed the
amount of this exclusion, they are not subject to
the gift tax
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AMOUNT OF EXCLUSION
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In 2014, the amount of the annual gift tax
exclusion is 14,000
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You can give as much as 14,000 per person
tax-free to any number of gift recipients within
a calendar year
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EDUCATIONAL MEDICAL GIFTS
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In addition to the 14,000 per person annual gift
tax exclusion, there is also AN EDUCATIONAL
EXCLUSION
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This allows you to pay school tuition for
students free of the gift tax
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You can also pay medical bills for others
without incurring any gift tax liability
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UNLIMITED MARITAL DEDUCTION
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There is an unlimited marital gift and estate
tax deduction
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Because of this, you can give unlimited gifts to
your spouse at any time free of the gift tax
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TAX EFFICIENCY CONSULTATION
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This has been a brief look at the ANNUAL GIFT
TAX EXCLUSION
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