If I give $5000 as a gift to a friend, can I deduct it from my taxes?
A gift is not deductible for purposes of your income taxes. It is not taxable for gift tax purposes because it is under $14,000.
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A gift is not deductible for purposes of your income taxes. It is not taxable for gift tax purposes because it is under $14,000.
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