Take advantage of the 2007 annual and lifetime gift-giving limits to reduce your income and estate tax liabilities. For 2007 and then again in 2008, you can transfer $12,000 per person, per year, without paying gift tax on the amounts transferred.
Married couples can gift $24,000 per person, per year without tax liability on the amounts transferred. That strategy not only avoids the possibility of paying a hefty estate tax later, but it removes earnings from those gifts from your taxable income bracket into that of the lower-bracket gift recipient.
Answer Provided By Andrew Taylor, CPA - Haffley, Taylor & Company
Monday, December 10, 2007
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