OT: Man calls 911 over 28-year-old son's messy bedroom

May 18, 2009 25 Replies
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dogmatism, but it's not tied particularly to any single political party. It's share and share alike.

Are you talking about the gift tax? Then it is a reduction in the estate tax exception that has to be dealt with when the giver dies. Only then if the gift exceeds $13,000 in any given year. See

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Doug

Should have been paid by whom? People giving free shelter to others aren't taxed on that shelter gift that I've ever heard. This guy has just continued living at home. AFAIK, there's neither a law against it nor a tax on it.

Only if the lodging is part of employment and doesn't fall under other business expenses.

Doug;

No. It's a tax on earnings that would have been made had payment been made. Nothing to do with gifts.

Dave

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