Is Paying Someone Elses Medical Bills A Gift

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Paying for someone else’s tuition or medical bill is an exception to the gift tax if you do it correctly. ACTEC Fellows Jean Gordon Carter and Toni Ann Kruse explain what is considered a “gift” by the IRS, the do’s and don’ts of paying another person’s tuition or …

What Gifts Are Not Subject to the Gift Tax? - The Balance

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You can give as much as you want to your spouse without having to pay the gift tax, barring a few exceptions. Four other types of money or property transfers that …

Do’s and don’ts of helping loved ones pay …

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Payments to friends or family members exceeding $15,000 per year must be reported as a gift to …

Tax implications of paying someone else's medical bills

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If I wanted to help pay a significant sum towards an extended family member's (in-laws) medical bills, would that be subject to any kind of gift tax or similar? …