A Gift Tax return is due. When it's due depends upon when you gave the house to them. If it was during 2006, the deadline was Tuesday at midnight. If it was during 2007, the deadline is April 15, 2008.
Gift Tax returns are filed on Form 709. You have a $12,000 annual exclusion, per recipient. Anything beyond that is subject to Gift Tax but you can also use your lifetime exclusion, currently $1 million, to avoid any Gift Tax although that will reduce your Estate Tax exclusion dollar-for-dollar which may have implications when you pass.
If you haven't made the gift yet, consult with an estate planner. There are several ways you can handle this that will minimize or avoid any tax liability. A common tactic is to place the home in a trust with your daughter and son-in-law as beneficiaries. Title will pass to them upon your death, the transfer will bypass probate, and there will be no Gift Tax due.
2007-04-17 20:09:24
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answered by Bostonian In MO 7
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2016-12-04 05:49:50
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answered by ? 4
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2007-04-17 18:35:35
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answered by rosco 6
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