Exam 12: Estates, Gifts, and Trusts
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Chloe gave $16,000 to her son, $21,000 to her daughter, and paid $18,000 to the University of Delaware for her niece's tuition. She gave $12,000 to the United Way campaign, and $18,000 to her church. What is the amount of Chloe's taxable gifts?
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William set up a trust for his parents. Each parent is to receive one-half of the income for his or her lifetime; when one parent dies, all income is to go to the surviving parent. When the other parent dies, the remainder is to go to William. This trust is
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Which of the following is an advantage to making a lifetime transfer of property to a donee?
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Which of the following statements does not apply to a revocable trust?
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Probate determines the property included in a decedent's taxable estate.
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Which of the following statements is true regarding the filing of a gift tax return?
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Indicate by a T if the following results in a taxable gift and an N if it does not result in a taxable gift.
-John put $50,000 of his money into a joint bank account with his son
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The gift tax and estate taxes were imposed in 1932 and 1916, respectively.
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The basic deduction allowed on an estate income tax return is
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Only gift taxes of a present interest in property are eligible for the unified credit.
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Gift splitting allows a married couple to use both their annual exclusions in determining taxable gifts.
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Crystal deposited $50,000 into a joint savings account in her name and the name of her son, Jason. Later that same year, Jason withdrew $16,000 from the account. If Crystal made no other gifts to Jason during that year, what is the value of Crystal's taxable gifts (before applying the unified credit)?
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What is the alternative valuation date? What limit is placed on its use?
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Carl gave his six children gifts of $16,000 each in the current year.
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No estate tax is due if a husband leaves his entire estate to his wife.
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The following gifts could be subject to the generation skipping transfer tax except:
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Shoshone sold her home to her son and his wife as joint tenants for $100,000. The home had been appraised at $150,000. She sold her daughter an auto valued at $10,900 for $500 and she took her sister on a vacation and paid all of her sister's expenses that amounted to $7,000. What is the total of Shoshone's taxable gifts? Explain.
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Indicate by a T if the following results in a taxable gift and an N if it does not result in a taxable gift.
-$20,000 transferred into Crummy trust with gift splitting elected.
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