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The Hartwells are considering a 15,000,000 gift to an irrevocable trust for their children in 2026.

What is the status of the federal basic exclusion amount used to shelter this transfer?

  1. The exclusion is 13,610,000 per person, making the gift partially taxable.
  2. The 15,000,000 exclusion only applies to transfers made to a surviving spouse.
  3. The exclusion for gifts is separate from the estate exclusion and is 1,000,000. in this case
  4. The exclusion is 15,000,000 for 2026, which locks in the shelter for the transfer.

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