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Submitted By: Richard
Answered: May 27, 2014 8:30 am
Answered: May 27, 2014 8:30 am
Can I allow my brother to deduct the noncash donations I made to the Salvation Army because I don’t itemize but he does?
No. It was your property that was donated, so the donation belongs to you. You could have given the items to your brother as a gift and let him make the donations.
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Kiddie tax
The tax on the investment income in excess of $1,700 (may change after 2007) of a child under age 18, based on the parents’ marginal tax rate and computed on Form 8615.
