FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
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Which of the following are characteristics of a gift tax charitable deduction?
- It is only for the amount of the charitable gift in excess of the annual exclusion amount.
- It allows up to 50% of the value of the gifted property to go to charity free of gift tax.
- The donee charity assumes any gift tax liability.
- It is available only for gifts to a qualified charity.
A)
II and III
B)
I and IV
C)
III and IV
D)
I and II
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