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This is called a step-up in basis because the basis of the decedents asset is stepped up to market value. With gifts made during the givers lifetime, the recipient retains the basis of the person who made the gift (carryover basis).
Carryover basis calculates the capital gains of a gifted asset by using the purchase price of the original grantor. This is to be contrasted with a step-up basis for inherited assets which looks at the market value at the time of inheritance.
When the grantor transfers the assets to the trust as a gift, the grantors adjusted basis as of the date of the gift continues to be the basis of the trust assets. When assets are distributed to the beneficiaries, there is a carryover basis of the trusts adjusted basis as of the date of the distribution.
Current Modified Carryover Basis Rules Under the new law, the basis of the person acquiring property from a decedent is the lesser of: (a) the adjusted basis of the decedent, or (b) the fair market value of the property at the date of the decedents death.
A carryover basis refers to the cost basis for an asset received from another individual. In general, the carryover basis is the same as the original cost basis. Whether the asset was transferred as a gift or by way of inheritance will affect its taxable status and basis calculation.
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ingly, the general rule is that the basis of property acquired from a decedent is the fair market value of such property at the date of the decedents death, or, if the decedents executor so elects, at the alternate valuation date prescribed in section 2032, or in section 811(j) of the Internal Revenue Code (
Carryover basis is a type of basis used when calculating the taxes of a gift recipient. Taxes based on capital gains require looking at the change in value of an asset over time, usually looking at the purchase price.
A carryover basis refers to the cost basis for an asset received from another individual. In general, the carryover basis is the same as the original cost basis. Whether the asset was transferred as a gift or by way of inheritance will affect its taxable status and basis calculation.

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