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marital deduction

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Marital deduction
A tax deduction that allow spouses to transfer unlimited amounts of property to one another.

Marital Deduction
A deduction one may take when one transfers assets to one's spouse. All gifts and other transfers to a spouse are tax free; one may take advantage of this to reduce one's taxable income (within certain limits). Most marital deductions occur when one is planning one's estate.

marital deduction
The deduction for tax purposes of property transferred between spouses. For estate and gift purposes, all transfers between spouses are free of federal taxation.

marital deduction

For estate tax and gift tax purposes, the 100 percent deduction granted for assets passing to spouses.



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Example Four: Determination of Net Income of an Estate in Marital Deduction Instances Mom's will makes an outright pre-residuary gift to Son of an amount equal to her unused applicable credit amount under Internal Revenue Code [section]2010 (note this gift is not phrased with reference to "the maximum amount that can pass without causing estate tax in my estate" or the like) and the residue of her estate remains in trust for Husband as a "residuary trust.
One of the primary deductions for married decedents is the marital deduction.
The decedent's estate claimed an estate tax marital deduction for the present value of the income interest in the CLAT passing to the family foundation.
 
 
 
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