Transfers to spouse—(A) In general Sample Clauses

Transfers to spouse—(A) In general. If an interest holder (or an individual treated as the interest holder) trans- fers a qualified payment interest, the transfer is not a taxable event to the extent a marital deduction is allowed with respect to the transfer under sec- tions 2056, 2106(a)(3), or 2523 or, in the case of a transfer during the individ- ual’s lifetime, to the extent the spouse furnishes consideration for the trans- fer. If this exception applies, the trans- feree spouse is treated as if he or she were the holder of the interest from the date the transferor spouse acquired the interest. If the deduction for a transfer to a spouse is allowable under section 2056(b)(8) or 2523(g) (relating to charitable remainder trusts), the trans- feree spouse is treated as the holder of the entire interest passing to the trust.
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