In: Accounting
1. Cameron gave the following gifts to her niece, Jill and nephew, Jack:
$10,000 to Jill and $10,000 to Jack in 2016
$15,000 to Jill and $20,000 to Jack in 2017
$25,000 to Jill and $25,000 to Jack in 2018
The annual exclusion for 2016 & 2017 is $14,000 and for 2018 is $15,000; the lifetime estate and gift tax basic exclusion amount is 2016 in $5,450,000; 2017 in $5,490,000, and 2018 in 11,180,000. Calculate the value of the gift tax using the table below.
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 GIFT TAX CALCULATION  | 
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 1. Total Current Year Gifts  | 
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 2. Less Annual Exclusion  | 
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 3. Total Current Year Taxable Gifts  | 
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 4. Plus Taxable Gifts from Prior Years  | 
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 5. Total Taxable Gifts  | 
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 6. Tax on Total Taxable Gifts  | 
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 7. Tax on Prior Gifts  | 
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 8. Balance  | 
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 9. Applicable Credit  | 
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 10. Applicable Credit Against Tax for all Prior Periods  | 
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 11. Balance (subtract 10 from 9)  | 
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 12. Applicable Credit (smaller of 8 or 11)  | 
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 13. Total Gift tax (8 minus 12)  | 
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