Estate of Emerson Winkler, Deceased, Thomas Winkler and Darrell S. Winkler, Co-Executors, et al. - Page 11

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             Return on Form 709.  Both returns were prepared by a tax                  
             advisor.  Mrs. Winkler's return reported total gifts of                   
             $50,000.50.  This included a gift of $.10 to each of her                  
             five children that was labeled "Illinois Lottery Ticket                   
             #0634-8455-9267 dated March 4, 1989".  It also included                   
             a gift of $10,000 in cash to each of the children.                        
             Mrs. Winkler's return reports that these cash gifts had                   
             been made on December 16, 1989.  Mr. Winkler reported total               
             gifts of $51,861.  This included a gift of $10,002 in cash                
             to each of his five children, and a gift of the value of a                
             trip to Florida to four of the children.  Mr. Winkler's                   
             return reports that these gifts had been made on                          
             December 23, 1989.                                                        
                  Mr. and Mrs. Winkler each consented to split the gifts               
             of the other, (i.e., to treat all of the gifts as having                  
             been made one-half by each of them) pursuant to section                   
             2513.  After excluding $10,000 of gifts to each donee                     
             pursuant to section 2503(b), Mr. and Mrs. Winkler each                    
             reported taxable gifts of $930.75.                                        
                  Mr. Winkler died on March 11, 1992.  Mr. Winkler's                   
             will was filed with the Tazewell County Circuit Clerk of                  
             the Tenth Judicial Circuit of Illinois on November 3, 1992.               
             In his will, Mr. Winkler left all of his tangible personal                
             property to his wife provided that she survive his death.                 





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