My brother gave a gift of $4500 back in 2020. Should I have paid taxes on it?
No Gifts are not income to you. And it is below yearly threshold so your brother doesn’t need to file on it either, unless he is above lifetime max
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No Gifts are not income to you. And it is below yearly threshold so your brother doesn’t need to file on it either, unless he is above lifetime max
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