uring 2022, Vasu wants to take advantage of the annual exclusion and make gifts to his 9 married children (plus their spouses) and his 24 minor grandchildren. Question Content Area a. How much property can Vasu give away this year without creating a taxable gift? Sfill in the blank 0b4792f5bf93050_1 495,000 Feedback Area Feedback One of the ways to carry out family tax planning is to start a program of lifetime giving. The objectives of such a program are to minimize transfer taxes while keeping income tax consequences in mind. Question Content Area b. How does your answer change if Vasu's wife, Coleen, elects to join in making the gifts? Sfill in the blank 1fc844f47fc0fba_1 990,000 Feedback Area Feedback

uring 2022, Vasu wants to take advantage of the annual exclusion and make gifts to his 9 married children (plus their spouses) and his 24 minor grandchildren. Question Content Area a. How much property can Vasu give away this year without creating a taxable gift? Sfill in the blank 0b4792f5bf93050_1 495,000 Feedback Area Feedback One of the ways to carry out family tax planning is to start a program of lifetime giving. The objectives of such a program are to minimize transfer taxes while keeping income tax consequences in mind. Question Content Area b. How does your answer change if Vasu's wife, Coleen, elects to join in making the gifts? Sfill in the blank 1fc844f47fc0fba_1 990,000 Feedback Area Feedback

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Chapter18: The Federal Gift And Estate Taxes

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