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baby808 | If someone wants to deposit a large sum of money into my account as a gift, will i have to pay taxes on it, or |
the gifter(the one who deposit the money in my account?) |
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Moni_freakwa
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I agree with VB, the person who receives the gift NEVER has to pay taxes on it, but the gift giver may have consequences of his own. |
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v b
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IF it is truly a gift, the gift tax is the responsibility of the giver.
If the money is for services, it's income to you. |
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ninasgramma
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No, but if it is not a gift, be careful. If you accept the money and then pass it on, this is money laundering. The IRS keeps tabs on large deposits for this reason, and your deposit will be reported to the IRS and possibly set you up for scrutiny. |
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versantly
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there are alot of variables associated with your question. talk to your CPA before accepting a large cash gift. |
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Sharon T
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Don't let anyone deposit a gift directly into your account unless it is a parent or other VERY TRUSTED person. There are scams galore out there and it is never wise to give out your bank account information.
Anyone can give you a gift of $12000 per year and owe no gift tax. That means two parents can give you $24000 per year combined. Amounts over these limits are subject to gift tax returns needing to be filed. Any tax due is the responsibility of the donor. |
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circleof12
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Yes.
Unless its your parent. They are allowed I think 25K as a one time tax free gift to each child.
Past that --- I do not believe so. |
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Real Deal Bruce
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OKAY! Let's try to explain this one.If someone wants to deposit a large sum of money into your account as a gift. Should you have to pay taxes you ask? One of those things that make you go mmmmmmmmmmmmm.............
According to the IRS anything we collect of financial value, whether it be an item or funds. It should be reported, but ther are exception to the rules, only if the taxes on it has been paid for you on it already. If it is under a certain amount, but that may even be questionable. Now, there are other ways, but I can not tell you, because it may or may not be against the IRS laws or slide rule to what is accepted to this issue. The IRS does watch certain large of transactions with all banks, even more after 911. Consult with tax accountant, that would be my best answer for you. You don't want to tangle with the IRS. |
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Dorothy L
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nothing is free there is something called a gift tax |
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