mcorliss
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IRonMaN
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Just because you have to file a gift tax return doesn't mean you have to pay any tax.
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Marc-TaxMan
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12-06-2019
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if the lifetime gifts exceed $11,180,000, there is tax owed.
under that amount, merely consumes lifetime exemption; 709 is used to track the remaining exemption
abctax55
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I thought there were different rules when homes were "gited" . Perhaps I'm hallucinating, again.
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Marc-TaxMan
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Of course in California we have extra rules about Prop 13
George4Tacks
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Sometimes Prop 13 is referred to as the git along tax, hence the "gited."
Here's wishing you many Happy Returns
Here's wishing you many Happy Returns
abctax55
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George4Tacks
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The answer to that will be determined by you and your paid tax professional.
Here's wishing you many Happy Returns