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Annual Gift Tax Exclusion 2018

by hindsonmelton on Feb 16, 2019 • , ,
What is the maximum annual gift for 2018 under federal tax law?  For 2018, the annual gift tax exclusion is $15,000.  A husband and wife can give up to twice the annual $15,000 gift tax exclusion amount, or $30,000, to Read More

Annual Gifting Amount

by hindsonmelton on Dec 23, 2016 • ,
The maximum annual gifting amount to each individual remains $14,000 for both 2016 and 2017.  Spouses combining gifts can give a total of up to $28,000 to a single individual.  You can make gifts to multiple people in a single year. Additionally, Read More

Annual Exclusion Gifts to Minors

by hindsonmelton on Sep 10, 2012 • , , , ,
Gifts are an important tool in estate planning.  Annual exclusion gifts are one of the most frequently used means of transferring wealth to the next generations.  There are a number of possible tools for making annual exclusion gifts to minors: gifting outright, gifting Read More

Estate Planning Annual Exclusion Gifts

by hindsonmelton on Aug 1, 2012 •
Many financially secure individuals choose to share the  wealth during their lifetime through estate planning gifts.  These gifts can have the advantage of reducing estate taxes while permitting the donor to enjoy seeing the benefits of their gifts during their lifetime. Rules Read More

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