Husband 1 ( H 1 ) dies in January of 2 0 1 6 , survived by
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Husband H dies in January of survived by Wife W Neither has made any taxable gifts during Hs lifetime. Hs executor elects portability of Hs timely filed estate tax return. H dies without assets and the DSUE amount of H as computed on the estate tax return filed on behalf of Hs estate is $ On Dec. W makes taxable gifts to her children valued at $ million ignore Section exclusion W used it already for birthday gifts W reports the gifts on a timely filed gift tax return. W owes no gift tax. After the death of H W marries Husband H in May of Unfortunately, H dies in June Hs executor elects portability of Hs DSUE amount, which is properly computed on H s estate tax return to be $ million this is the DSUE amount, which means he had a sizable estate in when he died, assume his kids from his prior marriage were the beneficiaries of that estate W dies in January of with an estate of $
What is the total of DSUE amounts and what is Ws AEA DSUEA BEA that can be applied against Ws estate when she dies? Remember gifts and estate are cumulative!!!
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ISBN: 978-0077431808
10th edition
Authors: Joe Hoyle, Thomas Schaefer, Timothy Doupnik
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