Estate and Gift Tax Figures
Federal
Estate and Gift Tax Exclusion:
This is the value of an estate that can be passed without incurring federal estate and gift taxes. It can be passed during your lifetime or after your death. The current Estate and Gift Tax Applicable Exclusion is $11.58 million.
Annual Gift Tax Exclusion
This is the amount that you can give to any person you want without the gift counting towards the Applicable Exclusion. The Annual Gift Tax Exclusion is currently $15,000.
Generation-Skipping Tax Exclusion
This exclusion allows for you to pass gifts on to future generations, such as your grandchildren. The current Generation-Skipping Tax Exclusion is $11.58 million.
States
Florida
Florida currently has no state estate or gift tax.
New Jersey
Estate Tax
New Jersey no longer has an estate tax.
Inheritance Tax
New Jersey charges an inheritance tax on gifts given to individuals who are not lineally related.
New York
Estate Tax Exclusion
The current Basic Exclusion Amount for individuals who reside in New York at the time of their death (or who own property in New York at the time of their death) is $5,850,000
This information is intended to be for information only. No guarantee can be made as to its accuracy. This page was last updated on April 24, 2020.
