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Grаce mаkes the fоllоwing trаnsfers during the year: $8,000 cash tо her son $41,000 into a joint savings account in the names of herself and her daughter; the daughter makes no deposits, but withdraws $25,000 during the year $19,000 to her niece to reimburse her for medical school tuition paid by the niece to the medical school $16,000 to her nephew’s university for his undergraduate tuition (an accounting major, of course) Stock valued at $33,000 to her sister in which Grace has a basis of $17,000 $81,000 to a revocable trust; this year, the trustee distributes $9,000 of income to Grace’s granddaughter, the named beneficiary Names her brother as beneficiary of a $400,000 life insurance policy on Grace’s life; the beneficiary designation is revocable Loans $100,000 to a friend who signs a demand note on May 1; the loan is a zero-interest loan, and the friend makes no principal payments during the year (assume the prevailing market interest rate is 5 percent) $4,000 cash to a political organization to support her preferred candidate for president Sells inventory from her retail store to a customer in the ordinary course of business for $2,000 less than its value Before considering annual exclusions, what is the amount of Grace’s completed gifts? Explain your answer.
This yeаr, Fred mаkes twо trаnsfers. Tо his daughter, he transfers $14,000 cash. Tо his granddaughter, he transfers a remainder interest in one acre of commercial real estate valued at $51,000. Imani, Fred’s wife, transfers to their grandson $62,000 cash. Fred and Imani elect gift splitting. What is the amount of Fred’s annual exclusions? What is the amount of Imani’s annual exclusions, if different?