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Old 04-09-2012, 07:10 PM
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stock as a gift

My wife received a gift of just over 8,000 dollars in stock from the company owned by her Father. She turned around and immediately sold it to her brother for the same amount. Our tax preparer says because it was a family gift and under 10,000 dollars, we don't need to report it to the IRS on our tax return.

What do you folks think?



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