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November 10, 2011 By Lydia J. Alford

IRS reviewing land records to discover failure to file gift tax returns

General Gift Tax Rules Currently, the federal tax code allows each person to give in a lifetime up to $5,000,0000 without paying gift taxes.  However, for any gift to any one person that exceeds $13,000 in one year, the giver must file a report with the IRS disclosing the gift. The report must also be […]

Filed Under: Real Estate Law Tagged With: gift, Real Estate, taxes

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