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  Introduction - The Gift Tax  Section 2503 (c) Trust
  Gift Tax Exclusions  Section 2503 (b) Trust
  Gift Splitting  Crummey Trust
  When Do You Have To File Your Gift Tax Return?  Irrevocable Life Insurance Trust
  State Death Taxes And Gift Taxes  Estate Liquidity
  Gifting of Appreciated Property  Generation-Skipping Transfer (GST)
  Gifting of Nonqualified Stock Options  Additional Strategies for Business Owners
  Gifts to Minors  Estate Equalization
  Bypass Trust

Gifting Strategies

State Death Taxes And Gift Taxes

The state you live in may levy a separate estate tax or inheritance tax and may also charge a state gift tax. Under the Economic Growth and Tax Relief Reconciliation Act, the federal credit for state death taxes has been phased out.  In 2005, it became a deduction. Depending on the laws in each state, this change could cause some estates to pay more in transfer taxes. This section covers federal taxes only, so check with your attorney or other estate planning professional about state tax issues when you have your estate plan done.



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