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PART 8—QUICK QUIZ


T F 1. Partnerships, corporations, and foundations cannot be the recipients of gifts.

T F 2. The gross-up rule means that all gift tax payable on taxable gifts made within 3 years of death is included in calculating the value of the gross estate.

T F 3. Gift taxes are not actually paid until the transferor makes taxable gifts in excess of the unified credit.

T F 4. In order to take advantage of gift splitting, the spouse consenting to gift splitting is required to contribute at least a de minimis portion of the gifted property.

T F 5. If a trustee is required by the trust terms to accumulate income for a period of time, the income interest is a future interest and no annual exclusion is allowed.

T F 6. Income must be distributed to or for the use of the minor beneficiary at least annually with a Sec. 2503(b) trust.

T F 7. A donor of property is not permitted to be the custodian of the minor’s property under the Uniform Gifts (Transfers) to Minors Act.

T F 8. To qualify for QTIP treatment, all the income from the property must be paid annually or more frequently to the donee-spouse.

T F 9. There is no limit on the amount that can be transferred gift tax free to a qualified charity.

T F 10. Gift tax returns have to be filed only if there is gift tax due.








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