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In reply to the discussion: Trump's Dementia [View all]Ms. Toad
(37,465 posts)Estate tax is actually gift and estate tax. Currently, you can gift $19,000 per person per year during your life without having to include it in the Gift and Estate tax. If you give a larger gift, you have to report it annually and the estate pays taxes on it when you die.
So you would have to slowly gift the farm over time. Say a couple wanted to gift the farm to their daughter and her wife. That means they can gift $76,000 of their farm each year. For my parents to have gifted their farm to me and my wife would have taken 105 years. Any gift larger than $76,000 has to be reported and tallied each year - and that reported excess isn't taxed at the time of the gift - it counts toward the (currently) $13.999 million exemption ($27.998 million for lifetime).
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