Answer:
The federal government levies an estate and gift tax on people who pass assets to the next generation, either after death or during life.
Explanation:
- The sources of revenue that the federal government fetches money from are varied and unique at the same time.
- When a property in to be transferred from one person to another, the federal government has to record the transfer of the property for the transfer to be legal.
- Hence, to record this transfer, the federal government levies a tax known as the 'estate and gift tax'.