Content Overview 
- Summary
- When Must I File A Gift Tax Return?
- What Is The Unified Credit For Gift And Estate Taxes?
- If I Make Taxable Gifts, Will I Have To Pay Tax?
- What Is In My Gross Estate?
- What Is The Gift Tax?
- Which Gifts Are Taxable? (The Annual Gift Tax Exclusion and more)
- Can I Take An Income-Tax Deduction For Gifts I Make?
- Does The Person I Give A Gift To Have To Pay Taxes?
- What Is The Generation-Skipping Transfer Tax (GSTT)?
- What Is The Estate Tax?
- What Is My Taxable Estate?
- Will My Estate Have To File An Estate Tax Return?
- Will My Heirs Have To Pay Tax On Their Inheritance?
Gift, Estate, and Generation-Skipping Transfer Taxes
What Is The Estate Tax?
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Estate tax is a tax that may be applied to your taxable estate at your death. Your taxable estate is your gross estate less allowable deductions.
The amount of the federal estate tax exemption and the maximum estate tax rate for 2022 are:
- Estate Tax Exemption Amount $12,060,000
- Maximum Estate Tax Rate 40%
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