Q. My husband has received a large sum of money ($175000) as a gift from the UK. The person in the UK has already had to pay taxes on that money. Do we also have to file taxes on this money? Both my husband and I think we do but one friend says we don't need to.
Thank you.
Thank you.
A. The recipient does not have to report a gift as income, as long as it really was a gift -- and not a bonus, or other payment associated with your employment.
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Q. I need some money to pay loans and buy things. Can I take a loan of 5000 pounds from my friend? What exactly are laws regarding tax on cash gifts in the UK?
A. Nothing to pay unless he dies within 7 years. A gift is a gift. What he does with his money is his business.
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