And if you are in Sacramento, California. Look at that diesel price. This is driving inflation big time because most goods come to us by truck.

And if you are in Sacramento, California. Look at that diesel price. This is driving inflation big time because most goods come to us by truck.
There's no tax for the recipient on gifts no matter how big EXCEPT unrealized capital gains when an asset, not money, is sold.I know this for fact, in Ky you can gift someone up to ten thousand dollars without them claiming as income or being taxed, anything over is taxable. You can inherit money with no taxes, 401k is a whole different story. My question is, if a person decides to pay off someones debt, IE mortgage, car, credit cards ect, does the person being relieved of debt have to claim that as income and pay taxes?
Yes, a difference. Still parlayed the job into a media gig - your initial point.She wasn't on FOX or didnt sign a contract until after she was finished.
Easy difference to spot there.
Wrong. I inherited money twice and the max I could give to whomever was 10 grand without them paying taxes or claim income. I never paid taxes on any money I inherited but had to pay on any interest I made from it. The 401k I inherited was non taxable if I did not touch it, but if I closed the account or drew from it it was income and taxableThere's no tax for the recipient on gifts no matter how big EXCEPT unrealized capital gains when an asset, not money, is sold.
There's no tax for the giver by KY.
The Feds only require reporting of gifts over $16K/yr/receiver/gifter. I.e., you can giver a million people $16K in a year & there's no tax or reporting.
A gift of over $16K to any one person in a year requires filing Form 709. The excess to $16K counts against your non-taxed estate limit of about $12M. Net, you could give your entire estate to someone tomorrow and if it's under $12M total, no taxes, ever, EXCEPT ......
...... they'll owe capital gains taxes when they sell an asset. Now even that goes away on inheritances. So if you bought Apple stock at $1, may be better to hold till you die than gift.
So which is it, she’s a lowly bartender who couldn’t use her worthless degree or she’s a rich elite mooching off the working man? Y’all need to get your narrative straight.
Why? Was she somehow magically being unbiased at the White House and then turned into a completely different person on the flip of a switch when she started at Fox? No. It’s the exact same.She wasn't on FOX or didnt sign a contract until after she was finished.
Easy difference to spot there.
Every projection is a confession.So two wrongs make a right to you? Not surprising from someone that supports sexual assault.
Says a Qook.You're nothing but a coward james. Terrible human being. I'd be embarrassed to look at myself on the mirror if I were you.
What projection? You said it. You wanted someone raped. You are a sad excuse for a human.Every projection is a confession.
People like him make a good case for being Pro-choice. To think of all the sperm, he was the fastest.What projection? You said it. You wanted someone raped. You are a sad excuse for a human.
You haven't been struck down yet because God is merciful. But don't worry! Your day is coming. Every knee shall bow and every tongue shall confess that Jesus Christ is Lord.They didn’t because God doesn’t exist. If He does, let His infinite unholiness strike me down this instant for my blaspheming and heathenry! See, still here annoying y’all.
I know this for fact, in Ky you can gift someone up to ten thousand dollars without them claiming as income or being taxed, anything over is taxable. You can inherit money with no taxes, 401k is a whole different story. My question is, if a person decides to pay off someones debt, IE mortgage, car, credit cards ect, does the person being relieved of debt have to claim that as income and pay taxes?
Drunk sperm swim slow. And they were all drunk, just like him.People like him make a good case for being Pro-choice. To think of all the sperm, he was the fastest.
But, I thought Biden was taking steps to lower gas prices, you know by allowing more E85 use and tapping our reserves. The kinds of amazing things that are supposed to drastically lower gas prices.![]()
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You maga morons back to crying about masks and votes yet now that the Afghanistan shit already fizzled out?
The Richard Hatch "Survivor" winner owed taxes on his winnings and the producers at CBS had offered to pay his taxes, but he still owed taxes on THAT gift. It goes on and on. Every time they pay something it's considered a gift and he owes taxes on it. But that was a prize. If the money is paid out of a personal account, like Oprah's gifts on her show, then up to a certain amount it's considered a nontaxable gift.Not a tax expert but iirc the donor does pay the federal gift tax, if any, based on an annual cap but you can accelerate give years worth of caps.
If someone has their debt cleared by payment, I don't see that as an income situation. Now if the debt was forgiven or a deduction taken for "bad debt" then it's a potential income situation
Only democrats are allowed to make claims of stolen elections. It's Republicans who are domestic terrorists for daring to question the validity of an election. Because only Democrats are right 100% of the time. The rest is dangerous disinformation. There's only one narrative that must be followed.
Really hope that wasn't directed at @Sawnee Cat because if so, Wow!PSA: If you are weak of stomach, don't read this thread.
If you can't stand someone chirping back at you, don't read this thread,
Stop crying to moderators about how you got the hurt feelings.
Not a tax expert but iirc the donor does pay the federal gift tax, if any, based on an annual cap but you can accelerate give years worth of caps.
If someone has their debt cleared by payment, I don't see that as an income situation. Now if the debt was forgiven or a deduction taken for "bad debt" then it's a potential income situation
Is this during our lifetime? Or after? Just trying to plan ahead.You haven't been struck down yet because God is merciful. But don't worry! Your day is coming. Every knee shall bow and every tongue shall confess that Jesus Christ is Lord.
The Richard Hatch "Survivor" winner owed taxes on his winnings and the producers at CBS had offered to pay his taxes, but he still owed taxes on THAT gift. It goes on and on. Every time they pay something it's considered a gift and he owes taxes on it. But that was a prize. If the money is paid out of a personal account, like Oprah's gifts on her show, then up to a certain amount it's considered a nontaxable gift.
Two million to Hunter's taxes should be considered taxable. In a just government he probably would have violated RICO statutes.
Just telling my personal experience from a few years back....
^ December, 2019if your 401k was not way way up under Obama than you or your financial adviser is a ****ing moron. Considering stocks and commodities more than doubled over his terms. If you panicked and sold off long term investments after Bush crashed the economy than sucks for you.
On the bright side, I may soon qualify for Biden’s low cost high speed internet. :^(
Show me the law or reference that supports that. I don't believe it.Wrong. I inherited money twice and the max I could give to whomever was 10 grand without them paying taxes or claim income.
Hatch's winnings were winnings, not a gift. Just like winning the lottery. He had to do something to get the money.The Richard Hatch "Survivor" winner owed taxes on his winnings and the producers at CBS had offered to pay his taxes, but he still owed taxes on THAT gift. It goes on and on. Every time they pay something it's considered a gift and he owes taxes on it. But that was a prize. If the money is paid out of a personal account, like Oprah's gifts on her show, then up to a certain amount it's considered a nontaxable gift.
Two million to Hunter's taxes should be considered taxable. In a just government he probably would have violated RICO statutes.
Says the party that says it's "my body, my choice" for abortion protests and then says the opposite during the vaccine mandates. Also, one that didn't know the definition of a woman until the abortion protests, and then they could suddenly define one.So which is it, she’s a lowly bartender who couldn’t use her worthless degree or she’s a rich elite mooching off the working man? Y’all need to get your narrative straight.
But the offer to pay his taxes was a secret gift.Hatch's winnings were winnings, not a gift. Just like winning the lottery. He had to do something to get the money.
This needs to be stickled at the top of the paddock or something. For real.PSA: If you are weak of stomach, don't read this thread.
If you can't stand someone chirping back at you, don't read this thread,
Stop crying to moderators about how you got the hurt feelings.