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Waitress's lottery win shared with family ruled taxable gift
Kreissl, Laura Jean ; Pulliam, Darlene
Journal of Accountancy, 2012-07, Vol.214 (1), p.69
New York: American Institute of CPA's
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Título:
Waitress's lottery win shared with family ruled taxable gift
Autor:
Kreissl, Laura Jean
;
Pulliam, Darlene
Assuntos:
Agreements
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Employees
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Families & family life
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Gift tax
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Gift taxes
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Government regulation
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Laws, regulations and rules
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Lotteries
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Lottery industry
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S corporations
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State court decisions
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State laws
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Stockholders
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Tax court decisions
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Tax courts
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Taxation
É parte de:
Journal of Accountancy, 2012-07, Vol.214 (1), p.69
Descrição:
In Dickerson, T.C. Memo. 2012-60, the IRS prevailed when the Tax Court ruled that a waitress' transfer of her winning lottery ticket to an S corporation with herself and family members as shareholders was a taxable gift. In 1999, a regular customer at a Waffle House restaurant in Alabama where Tonda Lynn Dickerson worked occasionally gave Florida lottery tickets to her and four other employees as tips and gifts. The employees allegedly had an oral agreement that if any of them received a major winning ticket from the customer, they would all share the proceeds. However, when Dickerson received a ticket that turned out to be worth more than $10 million, all bets were off.
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New York: American Institute of CPA's
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