An aunt left him out of her will. Can his siblings share the windfall?
You can share an inheritance, but may have to notify the IRS so that you’re in compliance with gift tax rules.
Liz Weston: Youngest brother was left out of aunt’s will. How much can we share with him without tax penalty?
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I want to give my grandson a $500K inheritance when I pass away — but I worry about my daughter’s poor financial decisions. Can I skip her and gift it to him directl…
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