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This is a commmon misconception: there is no $15k gift limit. There is a $15k annual exclusion of gifts that do not need to be reported. If you want to gift mor
by tanderson92 8y ago
This is a commmon misconception: there is no $15k gift limit. There is a $15k annual exclusion of gifts that do not need to be reported. If you want to gift more than that, you simply file a form and the excess about the annual exclusion counts against your lifetime exclusion. The lifetime exclusion in 2017 was $5.49M (if you're married it effectively doubles). Oh and as of 2018 it is now $11.18M thanks to the tax "reform" bill.
- moonka 8y agoIn addition to this, it's per person. If you have Mom + Dad in the picture, each can gift 15K, and if it's to a couple, they can each gift 15K to each member of the couple. Thus you can pass down 60K each year without any sort of forms/taxes.