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2024 Personal Tax Planning Guide

The KPMG 2024 personal tax planning guide supports year-end tax planning and helps you plan for the year ahead.

Prepared by professionals from the Washington National Tax office, the KPMG 2024 Personal Tax Planning Guide provides information and planning tips to help you make sense of the complex and ever-evolving array of U.S. federal tax rules affecting individuals and their closely held businesses. Each chapter in this guide includes a brief overview of tax rules and planning tips that might be relevant to you.

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What's New

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Due to the inflation adjustment for 2023 and the anticipated inflation adjustment for 2024, the lifetime gift and generation-skipping transfer tax exemptions appear to have increased by $1,550,000 (or $3,100,000 per couple) over the past two years. This fairly significant increase gives even those who had previously utilized their exemptions an opportunity to make additional tax-free gifts or allocate GST tax exemption to existing trusts in order to exempt them from generation-skipping transfer tax in the future.

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The required minimum distribution (RMD) rules are complex and lead to unintentional failures. The Secure 2.0 legislation has reduced the excise tax for failure to timely take a RMD. The excise tax is reduced from 50% to 25% of any portion of the RMD not timely distributed. Further, if a taxpayer identifies the issue and corrects the RMD failure quickly (generally within 2 years), the excise tax is reduced to 10%.
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Brad Sprong

Partner, National Tax Leader, KPMG Private Enterprise

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Principal-in-Charge - Estates, Gifts, and Trusts

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Whether you’re a high-growth venture capital or private equity-backed company, family business, or family office, KPMG Private Enterprise is focused on your success—now and in the future.

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Changing regulations, accelerated reporting deadlines, and new accounting standards pose fresh challenges for tax departments. KPMG can help you stay compliant while improving efficiency and preserving cash.

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