부모·조부모·삼촌·배우자, 증여공제 얼마나 다를까?｜세무팟캐스트🎧

"If I combine money given by my parents and money given by my grandparents, how much is tax-free?" This is a question that many people find confusing. In the second episode of this tax podcast, we casually explained the different gift tax deduction standards for lineal ascendants, other relatives, and spouses, as well as the risks associated with failing to file a report. ✔ If I receive money from my parents and grandparents separately, can I claim deductions for each? ✔ Does money given by my aunt or uncle constitute a gift? ✔ Is there gift tax on money received from a spouse for living expenses? ✔ Why is gift tax always calculated based on a '10-year' period? ✔ If I don't file, can I still be charged taxes for several years? ✔ Why is it essential to file a gift report even if there is no tax liability? We provide an easy-to-understand explanation based on actual consultation cases, focusing on how judgments are made in practice rather than just relying on stories found on the internet. 00:00 A Comprehensive Summary of Gift Tax Deduction Criteria for Parents, Grandparents, Aunts/Uncles, and Spouses 03:02 Spousal Gifting: Where Is the Boundary Between Living Expenses and Gifts? 05:10 Why Is the Gift Tax Based on a '10-Year' Period? (Aggregated Taxation · Statute of Limitations) 06:55 Risks of Not Filing (Surcharges) 07:56 Why You Must File a Gift Even If There Is No Tax 10:59 Two Practical Tips for Gifting to Children - File Quickly, and File 13:40 The Weight of Gifting According to a Tax Accountant (Actual Experiences) 16:40 Today's Conclusion & Free Consultation Event Announcement 🎁 Podcast First Episode Event 🎁 Leave a story via comments or website inquiry, and the first 5 people will receive a free email or phone consultation! 🎧 Subscribe · Like · Notification Settings 🎧 Shin-A Tax Law Firm Instagram: @shina_tax Website Inquiries: https://www.shinatax.kr