Ep 42: What Is English For "Gift And Estate Taxes"?
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There is a huge difference between the gift and estate tax. This is highly magnified based on your immigration status (U.S. residents and non-resident aliens (NRAs)).
We also explain the annual exclusion for gifts, the unified tax credit, and the importance of tax planning to navigate these complex tax laws.
The conversation highlights the need for careful planning to avoid significant tax liabilities, especially for non-resident aliens with U.S. assets.
Some Key Takeaways
A gift tax is applicable during the lifetime of the giver.
The estate tax is assessed after a person's death.
The annual exclusion allows gifting up to $19,000 without tax in 2025.
Non-resident aliens have a much lower exemption of $60,000, while U.S. tax residents have $13.99 million - set to sunset in 2025.
Planning is crucial to manage tax liabilities effectively.
Understanding domicile is key for tax implications.
Future episodes will delve deeper into the tax and financial planning strategies that will help with the above.
Episode Links & Resources
Are you Tax-compliant With Your Overseas Assets? - Free Guide - Scroll to the bottom of the page.
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The speakers' views and opinions discussed in this episode should not be considered financial, tax, or legal advice. Consult your advisor for any legal, cross-border tax, and financial advice.