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The gift rule provides that no public servant may accept a valuable gift (i.e. one worth $50 or more) from a person or firm doing business with the City. Accepting two or more gifts totaling $50 or more that are given by the same person or firm within a twelve-month period also violates the gift rule.

The Statutory Gifts Rider or SGR, is a modification to a power of attorney that allows the agent to give gifts. Without the Statutory Gifts Rider the agent under a power of attorney is only allowed to give gifts totaling $500 for the year for personal and family maintenance.

A separate Statutory Gifts Rider is now rendered obsolete. The new law permits a principal to modify the standard power of attorney form to authorize the principal to make gifts up to a limit of $5,000 in a single year. That's an increase from the prior limit of $500, under the old law.

New York Gift Tax The federal gift tax exemption is $16,000 per recipient per year for 2022 and $17,000 in 2023. Any gift to a single person in one year that exceeds that amount will count against your lifetime exemption of $12.92 million.

You and your spouse may file Form TP-400-A, New York State Short Form Gift Tax Return, in place of Form TP-400 if: ? all the gifts made by you or your spouse constituted present interests, and ? the total value of these gifts to each third-party donee did not exceed $20,000.

Annual Exclusion In 2022, the annual gift tax exclusion is $16,000 per individual. This means that you can give your children, your niece, your grandchildren, or any other recipient $16,000 each and not be taxed on it or be required to file a gift tax return.