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> Sorta. Inheriting cash is no different than being gifted cash. And you would have to report that as income. Right and I don't think gifts should be taxed ei
by mlindner 5y ago
> Sorta. Inheriting cash is no different than being gifted cash. And you would have to report that as income.
Right and I don't think gifts should be taxed either. It's already been taxed.
- taeric 5y agoOn this, we'll just have to disagree. :( At some level, most (all?) money has already been taxed. Some entities can write off expenditures as a deduction. Most of us can't. Consider, my income had already been taxed. Why do I have to pay sales tax on purchasing something? Edit: and in case you fix on sale's tax being different from income. Payroll for businesses comes out of profit. Which comes from that same transaction. So, somebody's income is ultimately funded from a sales made with money that had been taxed.
- JAlexoid 5y agoOh.... Cool! So I'll give you $200k as a gift and you gift me your house "as a gift" ;)