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The recipient of a gift doesnt pay a gift tax, but when he or she decides to sell the stock, they have to calculate a value for income tax purposes.
When you are gifted stock, the holding period includes the time the donor owned the stock. In other words, should you wish to sell immediately, you wont be liable to pay higher short-term capital gains tax, provided that the person who gifted the stock bought it at least one year beforehand.
Deciding what to gift While inheritance is generally the preferred strategy for highly appreciated stocks, real estate and/or a family business, most wealthy individuals dont want their heirs to have to wait years and years before being able to benefit from and enjoy the familys wealth.
Anyone can transfer shares of stock to someone else if the receiver has a brokerage account. This type of gifting can be done with basic personal and account information. One can either transfer shares they already own, or buy them in their account and then transfer them.
When gifting stock to a relative, there is no tax impact for the donor or the relative receiving the shares. If the value of the gift is within the annual gifting limits, there is nothing for the donor to file.
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Are Capital Gains Associated With Gifts? Gifting can reduce the value of your taxable estate, but it may trigger taxes as noted above. A cash gift wont increase in value, so theres usually no worry about any capital gains tax liability.
Gifting stock can be more valuable than cash and a way to pass down wealth or give to charities. Stock gifts valued at less than $16,000 remove tax liability from the gifter. The recipient may be subject to capital gains tax, though the rate depends on their taxable income.
Valuing stock for gift tax purposes The simple answer to your question is no, the value of a gift of stock for gift tax liability is NOT the donors cost basis, but rather the fair market value of the stock at the time the gift is given.
You can gift existing stocks without paying capital gains tax (because you dont have to sell them). Future market gains will benefit the gift recipient. If the recipient has a low income, they may not need to pay capital gains tax when they sell.
As an early step toward passing down wealth If youre thinking about your legacy, gifting stocks can be a valuable tool, as opposed to liquidating and paying capital gains taxes. As of 2022, the IRS allows you to gift up to $16,000 per year, per person including stock.

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