An outright gift to a child who is 18 years or older — or anyone other than a spouse or common - law partner — is not subject to this rule.
First, you can take a lump sum (such as $ 10,000) that could otherwise be given as
an outright gift to the child or grandchild.
First, you can take a lump sum (such as $ 10,000) that could otherwise be given as
an outright gift to the child or grandchild.
Not exact matches
Other possible protective steps include making loans
to children rather than making
gifts outright.
A couple members suggested that the
children could create
gifts for their birth parents as an expression of care and
to communicate that exchanging
gifts is acceptable in the family dynamic, without creating pressure that could come of
outright asking the birth parent
to provide a
gift.