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08Jul

Changes for the Gift Tax and Estate Tax in 2024

Posted by markelderlawon July 8, 2024July 8, 2024in Estate Planning
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Prior to 2024, the maximum amount that a person could gift without filing a gift tax return was $17,000 per person.  If an individual transferred gifts worth more than $17,000 to one person in a year, then the person who…

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02Jun

Changes for the Gift Tax and Estate Tax

Posted by markelderlawon June 2, 2023June 2, 2023in Estate Planning
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Prior to 2023, the maximum amount that a person could gift without filing a gift tax return was $16,000 per person.  If an individual transferred gifts worth more than $16,000 to one person in a year, then the person who…

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06May

Increase in Exemption from Federal Estate Tax

Posted by markelderlawon May 6, 2022June 9, 2023in Estate Planning
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The federal government has an estate tax that applies to estates that are worth a significant amount.  New Jersey used to have an estate tax but it was phased out.  In 2017 the exemption from the New Jersey estate tax…

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08Apr

IRS Increases Annual Exclusion for Gifts

Posted by markelderlawon April 8, 2022in Estate Planning
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If you provide too much money as a gift to someone during a year then you may have to file a gift tax return with the IRS.  The gift tax return is known as Form 709.  If the total gifts…

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04Feb

No Contest Provision in Will

Posted by markelderlawon February 4, 2022in Estate Planning
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Many Wills include a provision that provides for the forfeiture of a beneficiary’s rights to receive an inheritance if he or she contests the Will.  According to a New Jersey Supreme Court decision that was rendered approximately 40 years ago,…

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