Ways to Help Child Buy a Home & Gift Tax Reporting Requirements
Guest Expert: Larry Pon, CPA and Noah Patterson
Date:
Webinar Replay Description
There are various ways parents can help out through gifting, lending, co-signing or buying a house with your child.
Comments
A few comments from listeners:
Both of these speakers are very knowledgeable and very easy to understand - great idea to having them both on to 'complement' each other in one Webinar!
- Kevin P.
Definitely liked the idea of "seasoning" a child's savings account to make gifting large amounts of money both more tax efficient, as well as easier to implement at the time of the home purchase.
- Glenn S.
Really emphasized to me that I and my clients should be making the annual gifts!
- Andrea
The best way to help a child depends on everyone's individual situation. Choosing to be a co-signer over a co-borrower with a child might be best for the parents as it will not affect their others plans (buying a 2nd home) in the future. Giving annual exclusions each year is also a good way to help the child with housing costs, reduce the parent's taxable estate and not have to file form 709 (if don't exceed exclusion amt).
- Peter R.
Love to listen to Larry and Noah too. Larry makes tax speak sound more like English. Thanks!
- Reg B.
Both of these speakers are very knowledgeable and very easy to understand - great idea to having them both on to 'complement' each other in one Webinar!
- Kevin P.
Definitely liked the idea of "seasoning" a child's savings account to make gifting large amounts of money both more tax efficient, as well as easier to implement at the time of the home purchase.
- Glenn S.
Really emphasized to me that I and my clients should be making the annual gifts!
- Andrea
The best way to help a child depends on everyone's individual situation. Choosing to be a co-signer over a co-borrower with a child might be best for the parents as it will not affect their others plans (buying a 2nd home) in the future. Giving annual exclusions each year is also a good way to help the child with housing costs, reduce the parent's taxable estate and not have to file form 709 (if don't exceed exclusion amt).
- Peter R.
Love to listen to Larry and Noah too. Larry makes tax speak sound more like English. Thanks!
- Reg B.
08.11.2022 - Gift Tax
Attendees Comments:
Both of these speakers are very knowledgeable and very easy to understand - great idea to having them both on to 'complement' each other in one Webinar!
- Kevin P.
Definitely liked the idea of "seasoning" a child's savings account to make gifting large amounts of money both more tax efficient, as well as easier to implement at the time of the home purchase.
- Glenn S.
Really emphasized to me that I and my clients should be making the annual gifts!
- Andrea
The best way to help a child depends on everyone's individual situation. Choosing to be a co-signer over a co-borrower with a child might be best for the parents as it will not affect their others plans (buying a 2nd home) in the future. Giving annual exclusions each year is also a good way to help the child with housing costs, reduce the parent's taxable estate and not have to file form 709 (if don't exceed exclusion amt).
- Peter R.
Love to listen to Larry and Noah too. Larry makes tax speak sound more like English. Thanks!
- Reg B.