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To: PreciousLiberty
Excellent. I had thought that if you had no initial outlay (at least on paper), then you had to pay the full freight.

Forgot about the "gift" aspect.

HOWEVER - what if the donor didn't report them as a gift? Will they be dragged into a mess [for not reporting] even though their total gift for that year was only the two gold coins [and obviously less than $14,000]?

30 posted on 08/15/2016 8:52:50 PM PDT by kiryandil (Hillary Clinton is not sophisticated enough to understand the Bill of Rights, either.)
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To: kiryandil

Chinese Restaurant.... 10% fee vs 28% tax.


32 posted on 08/15/2016 9:00:15 PM PDT by DesertRhino (Dogs are man's best friend, and moslems hate dogs. Add that up....)
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To: kiryandil

“HOWEVER - what if the donor didn’t report them as a gift? Will they be dragged into a mess [for not reporting] even though their total gift for that year was only the two gold coins [and obviously less than $14,000]?”

I don’t think so, since there’s an allowable tax-free amount to gift any individual, somewhere around that same $14,000. If the coin was somehow income from that year, it should be reported, theoretically speaking.


33 posted on 08/15/2016 9:00:30 PM PDT by PreciousLiberty (Trump '16! Make America Greater Than Ever!)
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To: kiryandil

The irs only knows what we tell them


46 posted on 08/16/2016 2:57:07 AM PDT by teeman8r (Armageddon won't be pretty, but it's not like it's the end of the world.)
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