The federal gift tax is typically assessed on transfers of wealth within families. Consequently, practitioners often view gift tax as an estate planning issue.
The federal gift tax is typically assessed on transfers of wealth within families. Consequently, practitioners often view gift tax as an estate planning issue.
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