Not exact matches
(The IRS allows contributions up to the total cost
of qualifying
educational expenses, but anything over $ 14,000 per year is subject to a
gift tax).
For example,
gifts of tuition or medical
expenses that you pay directly to a medical or
educational institution for someone else are not considered taxable.
But the raise may come with an added cost
of its own: a ban on judicial junkets (ABC.com, 2/4/08), i.e., those all -
expense paid trips and lavish
gifts funded by special interest groups, and disguised as seemingly benign «fact - finding missions» or
educational seminars.
You can leave your children the
gift of education by factoring
educational expenses into your life insurance policy's death benefit.