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Exam 27: The Federal Gift and Estate Taxes
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Question 121
True/False
Lyle and Kelly are brother and sister. Using his funds, Lyle purchases land, listing title as: "Lyle and Kelly, joint tenants with right of survivorship." If Kelly dies first, none of the land is included in her gross estate.
Question 122
Multiple Choice
Classify each of the following statements: -In full settlement of her marital rights, Henry transfers property to his wife, Nancy. Three months later, Henry and Nancy are divorced.
Question 123
True/False
A husband and wife make a gift of their jointly owned vacation home to their adult children. The gift-splitting election must be made.
Question 124
Multiple Choice
Classify each of the following statements: -Under a prenuptial agreement, Herbert transfers stock to Norma. One month later, Herbert and Norma are married.
Question 125
Multiple Choice
Classify each of the following independent statements:. -Proceeds of an insurance policy on decedent's life. Decedent's son purchased the policy and is its owner and beneficiary.
Question 126
True/False
Although qualified tuition plans under § 529 are treated favorably for gift tax purposes, such plans are included in the gross estate upon the grantor's death.
Question 127
True/False
Paul, a U.S. citizen, will avoid the Federal estate tax if he becomes a Canadian resident and owns no property located in the United States at the time of his death.
Question 128
Multiple Choice
Classify each of the following statements. -Maggie purchased an insurance policy on Jim's life and designated Susan as the beneficiary.
Question 129
Multiple Choice
Classify each of the following independent statements:. -Note receivable issued by a grandson and forgiven by the decedent in her will.
Question 130
True/False
In 2019, grandparents contribute jointly owned funds to a § 529 qualified tuition plan on behalf of their granddaughter. The maximum annual exclusion allowed to them is $150,000 ($30,000 × 5 years).
Question 131
True/False
Sally's will passes real estate to Otto (her surviving husband). The real estate is worth $8,000,000 but is subject to a mortgage of $2,000,000. The transfer provides Sally's estate with a marital deduction of $6,000,000.