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In 2002, Gert made a $5,000,000 taxable gift. The 2002 gift tax on $5,000,000 was $2,275.800. Gert was entitled to a unified credit of $345,800, resulting in a gift tax of $1,193,000. The marginal tax rate in 2002 is 50%. Assume Gert dies in 2013 when the credit is $2,045.800 and the marginal rate is 40%, the tax on $5,000,000 would equal $1,945,800 before subtracting any credit. In arriving at Gert's estate tax liability, what is the amount subtracted for 1992 gift taxes paid?
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