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Annual Gift Tax Exclusion

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Annual Gift Tax Exclusion
The value of the gift(s) an individual or married couple may give in a year without being subject to the gift tax. The amount of the annual gift tax exclusion varies from year to year but is always over $10,000. In general, payments for medical, educational, and political purposes fall under the annual gift tax exclusion no matter how much they are, as do gifts to one's spouse.


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