Tax, Audit, Firm and Regulatory News

Increases in Estate, Gift, and GST Exemptions and Exclusions for 2024

The IRS released the 2024 inflation-adjusted exemptions and exclusions for estate, gift, and GST tax in Rev. Proc. 2023-34 as follows:

  • The estate and gift exemption amount (currently $12.92 million) will increase to $13.61 million for 2024 ($27.22 million per couple). The GST exemption will likewise increase by the same amount.
  • The annual gift tax exclusion will increase from the current $17,000 up to $18,000 in 2024.
  • The gift tax exclusion amount that can be given annually to a non-citizen spouse is increasing from $175,000 up to $185,000 next year.
  • Rev. Proc. 2023-34 also provides that trusts and estates are in the highest tax bracket for ordinary income over $15,200.

Related News Posts

Partnership distribution rules and complexities

Partnership distribution rules and complexities

Explore the intricacies of partnership distributions and uncover how they offer flexibility in profit allocation while presenting unique tax considerations. Delve into the fundamental principles, exceptions, and strategic approaches that can affect your tax outcomes and ensure seamless operations. Discover why clear agreements and professional guidance are crucial in navigating these complex regulations.

read more
Critical updates on energy credits

Critical updates on energy credits

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) is changing the landscape of energy tax credits by accelerating expiration dates, leaving homeowners, businesses, and car buyers scrambling to capitalize on incentives for renewable energy and clean vehicles. This article covers several upcoming deadlines for anyone planning energy-efficient upgrades or investments.

read more
Best Practices to Enhance Dealership Accounting Processes: A CPA’s Guide To Navigating Internal Controls

Best Practices to Enhance Dealership Accounting Processes: A CPA’s Guide To Navigating Internal Controls

By adopting modern systems and methods, your dealership can stay both secure and competitive. Traditionally, dealerships have relied on paper-based methods for processing payables and receivables. Transitioning to an automated accounts payable system streamlines the process, allowing invoices to be scanned, matched, and approved digitally. In this most we make some observations of processes dealerships can improve to improve efficiencies and workflow.

read more