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On the Arkansas Vanguard Gift 529 plan, it states that contributions of 60K per child (120K if joint filing used) made in a single year allows for 5yrs worth of federal tax-free gifts at one time. This is prorated over five years. Can someone please explain the benefits (federal tax-free gifts?).

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