Posted on: 29th Jan, 2009 09:59 am
Hallo
I am thinking of giving my daughter my real estate.
Lets say my real estate is worth about 1.5 million Dollar and I would not have enough money to pay the taxes.
What would happen than.
Would they collect it from my daughter .
The real estate has a lot of income.
Would they give her enough time to pay the taxes ?
Thank you for all answers.
With best regards iser
I am thinking of giving my daughter my real estate.
Lets say my real estate is worth about 1.5 million Dollar and I would not have enough money to pay the taxes.
What would happen than.
Would they collect it from my daughter .
The real estate has a lot of income.
Would they give her enough time to pay the taxes ?
Thank you for all answers.
With best regards iser
Welcome Iser,
If you do not pay the taxes, then the IRS can place a lien on the property. If you transfer the property to your daughter, then she becomes liable to pay the taxes. It will be the discretion of IRS whether they will give her time to pay the taxes. However, I don't think they will give her extra time.
If you do not pay the taxes, then the IRS can place a lien on the property. If you transfer the property to your daughter, then she becomes liable to pay the taxes. It will be the discretion of IRS whether they will give her time to pay the taxes. However, I don't think they will give her extra time.
Hi
Well that is very difficult than.
Somebody would have to sell first enough property in order to pay his gift taxes than.
Would they at least give you so much time to sell off some property or do the come right away and collect ?
Can they also reverse a gift transaction ?
Thanks for the answer.
Iser
Well that is very difficult than.
Somebody would have to sell first enough property in order to pay his gift taxes than.
Would they at least give you so much time to sell off some property or do the come right away and collect ?
Can they also reverse a gift transaction ?
Thanks for the answer.
Iser
They will not be able to reverse a gift transaction. I think, they give you some time to pay the taxes. But if it's too late, then the IRS may charge fees on the late payments of the taxes.