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Code · CFR · Title 26 — Internal Revenue · Part 25 · § 25.2505-0

§ 25.2505-0. Table of contents.

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This section lists the table of contents for §§ 25.2505-1 and 25.2505-2. § 25.2505-1 Unified credit against gift tax; in general.
(a)General rule.
(b)Applicable rate of tax.
(c)Special rule in case of certain gifts made before 1977.
(d)Credit limitation.
(e)Effective/applicability date. § 25.2505-2 Gifts made by a surviving spouse having a DSUE amount available.
(a)Donor who is surviving spouse is limited to DSUE amount of last deceased spouse.
(1)In general.
(2)No DSUE amount available from last deceased spouse.
(3)Identity of last deceased spouse unchanged by subsequent marriage or divorce.
(b)Manner in which DSUE amount is applied.
(c)Special rule in case of multiple deceased spouses and previously-applied DSUE amount.
(1)In general.
(2)Example.
(d)Date DSUE amount taken into consideration by donor who is a surviving spouse.
(1)General rule.
(2)Exception when surviving spouse not a U.S. citizen on date of deceased spouse's death.
(3)Special rule when property passes to surviving spouse in a qualified domestic trust.
(e)Authority to examine returns of deceased spouses.
(f)Availability of DSUE amount for nonresidents who are not citizens.
(g)Effective/applicability date. [T.D. 9725, 80 FR 34290, June 16, 2015]
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