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What is excluded from federal gift and estate tax?

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What is excluded from federal gift and estate tax?

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Normally, transfers between spouses are excluded regardless of the amount. A person can give away up to $10,000 to as many people as he or she wishes each year, and can pay for medical and education expenses. Transfers to charity are also excluded.