Eric Reed
Journalist at Freelance
Journalist. Travel writer. Lawyer. A policy nerd who's equally happy crossing a border or fact-checking a tax proposal. Preferably both.
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3 days ago |
erienewsnow.com | Eric Reed
Let’s say that you would like to give money to your son and his wife. How much can you give them without triggering the gift tax? There are two answers to that. First, each year you can give them up to $19,000 without reporting the gift to the IRS. Second, in addition to this annual giving, you can give them up to $13.99 million over the course of your lifetime without paying taxes. These numbers represent the 2025 limits. Here’s what to know and how it might change over time.
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3 days ago |
smartasset.com | Eric Reed
A backdoor Roth can sometimes be a good idea. The government puts income limits on who can contribute to a Roth IRA portfolio. In 2025, these limits are set at $165,000 for single filers, and $246,000 for joint filers. If you’re above this cap, you cannot contribute money to a Roth IRA. However, there is no income limit on converting money to a Roth IRA.
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3 days ago |
lifestyle.kynt1450.com | Eric Reed
The government puts income limits on who can contribute to a Roth IRA portfolio. In 2025, these limits are set at $165,000 for single filers, and $246,000 for joint filers. If you’re above this cap, you cannot contribute money to a Roth IRA. However, there is no income limit on converting money to a Roth IRA.
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4 days ago |
smartasset.com | Eric Reed
Let’s say that you would like to give money to your son and his wife. How much can you give them without triggering the gift tax? There are two answers to that. First, each year you can give them up to $19,000 without reporting the gift to the IRS. Second, in addition to this annual giving, you can give them up to $13.99 million over the course of your lifetime without paying taxes. These numbers represent the 2025 limits. Here’s what to know and how it might change over time.
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4 days ago |
sg.finance.yahoo.com | Eric Reed
Eric Reed Mon, 2 Jun 2025, 6:43 am 7 min read The gift and estate taxes only apply if you have more than $14 million to give away. SmartAsset and Yahoo Finance LLC may earn commission or revenue through links in the content below. Let’s say that you would like to give money to your son and his wife. How much can you give them without triggering the gift tax? There are two answers to that. First, each year you can give them up to $19,000 without reporting the gift to the IRS.
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