Why Gifting Wealth From a $2M–$8M Portfolio May Be Simpler Than You Think | Episode 38
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Why Gifting Wealth From a $2M–$8M Portfolio May Be Simpler Than You Think | Episode 38
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Episode 38 of Retirement Tax Matters examines the common misunderstandings and anxieties high-net-worth parents face when gifting money to adult children. For retirees with a portfolio in the $2M–$8M range, the federal gift tax framework under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act provides an individual lifetime exemption of $15 million, removing the tax penalty from early wealth transfers for the vast majority of affluent families. While the 2026 annual exclusion limit is capped at $19,000 per recipient, some retirees find filing a Form 709 gift tax return with their tax preparer is all that may be required to report the excess transfer and reduce their lifetime exemption footprint.
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