美国赠与税制度核心规则 - 赠与税适用于单方面转让金钱或财产且未获得公平对价的行为 包括以显著低于市价转让资产 提供低息贷款或转让收入流等 [3] - 赠与税税率根据转让规模在18%至40%之间 由赠与人承担 [5] - 赠与税主要目的在于防止个人通过生前赠予来规避遗产税 因此仅适用于超过两项高额豁免上限的转让 [7] 赠与税豁免与排除额 - 终身豁免额：2024年 个人一生中赠与超过1361万美元的部分才需纳税 2023年该额度为1292万美元 [2][7] - 年度排除额：2024年 向单个受赠人赠与不超过18000美元可免税 已婚夫妇联合赠与的年度排除额为36000美元 该限额按受赠人分别计算且无受赠人数上限 [8] - 2025年调整：年度排除额将上调至个人19000美元 已婚夫妇38000美元 [8] 不被视为应税赠与的例外情况 - 向申报的受抚养人提供金钱不构成赠与 [4] - 为他人的教育支付学费不属于应税赠与 [4]

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