Gift Tax
A gift tax is a tax levied by the federal government, and in some cases states, on assets transferred from one person to another. The tax requirements could vary greatly in different situations, so it is always wise to consult with a real estate or tax attorney. Look here for some information on gift taxes and what you need to know.
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Estate Planning To Avoid The Gift Tax Dilema
Added August 13, 2009 by Ilyce R. Glink
Estate planning is the way a person should go when thinking about transferring a piece of property from a parent to a child. If the transfer is not done properly, a gift tax may result being billed by the IRS to the parent. When in doubt, it's better to obtain good advice, do some estate planning and get it right the first time.
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