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Jan 16, 2019
11:38:30am
kimdaddy35 All-American
I understand, I guess I just don't understand why he is worried about
it as anything over that $15k goes into that $11+ million number. If you have that much money to get to your estate then hopefully you have an estate planner with better ideas than commit fraud. Again if you give someone $50,000 this year and haven't gifted anything before then you are now at $35,000. You don't pay taxes on that until it reaches $11.2 million.

Here is a good explanation.

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