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Results tagged with gift-tax
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This tag is to be used for any question pertaining to gifts received and taken and applicability of taxes. If this tag is used, ideally a country-specific tag should also be specified, to indicate which region a question belongs to, as the answer may differ based on the country. Related tag is "income-tax" for question related to income.
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Transfering from joint bank account to personal account: implications for gift tax
Say person A has a bank account with US$20k in it, and then A adds B (not a spouse) to the account, so it's now a joint account. B then withdraws the money and deposits it to his personal account. Wou …
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Paying someone's college tuition to avoid gift taxes: how do I show the payment is applied t...
According to Section 2503 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, a payment made directly to an educational institution to pay for the tuition of a student does not count as a gift to the student for gi …
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How does the bank/IRS know whether a bank transfer over $14k is a gift or loan repayment?
Suppose I want to help a relative, an international student, pay his college tuition before he arrives in the US (let's say the amount is $20k, i.e., over the $14k tax-exempt limit for gifts). He'll p …
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