Gift tax
A gift tax is a tax levied on monetary and non-monetary gifts. Most jurisdictions tax income through an income tax, but gifts are usually not considered as earned income. To eliminate this loophole, most jurisdictions tax gifts above a certain value as if the gift was earned income. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
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Jurisdiction: In law, jurisdiction refers to the aspect of any unique legal authority as being localized within the territorial boundaries of a state. Where an established legal authority is widely recognized, "jurisdiction" simply refers to matters of law which fall under the power of the legal authority to arbi... Income tax: An income tax is a tax levied on the financial income of persons or of corporations. Various income tax systems exist, ranging from a flat tax to a progressive tax system. A tax levied on the income of companies is often called corporate tax, corporate income tax or corporation tax. Individual incom... Loophole: The term loophole could refer to a number of things:... Gift tax related Images and Photos (experimental)
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