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Old 02-21-2008, 05:47 AM
Phil Marti
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Default Re: does a living trust qualify for annual gift tax exclusion?

"inky dink" wrote:

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> someone has recently stated that an annual gift must be made from a
> personal account, because a revocable living trust does not qualify for
> the annual gift tax exclusion. This does not sound right to me, as the
> IRS considers revocable living trusts to not exist for tax purposes.
> any thoughts? any references?


I'd ask "someone" for a reference since it appears that's who doesn't know
what (s)he's talking about.

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Old 02-21-2008, 04:02 AM
inky dink
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Default does a living trust qualify for annual gift tax exclusion?

someone has recently stated that an annual gift must be made from a personal
account, because a revocable living trust does not qualify for the annual
gift tax exclusion. This does not sound right to me, as the IRS considers
revocable living trusts to not exist for tax purposes.

any thoughts? any references?

I did a web search and found only one reference, but it refers to a trust
(not specifically a revocable living trust) not qualifying.

thanks.

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