Shares are purchased in a custodian account, and are later sold at a profit. Tax liability rests with the:

A. custodian

B. minor

C. minor at the age of majority

D. custodian at the age of majority

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Nathalie Roth

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8 February, 01:08

Shares are purchased in a custodian account, and are later sold at a profit. Tax liability rests with the:

A. custodian

B. minor

C. minor at the age of majority

D. custodian at the age of majority

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Branden Pace · Answer 1

The correct answer is letter "B": minor.

Explanation:

When a trading account is opened the information of the account holder is registered. Even if the primary in the account is a minor, his or her Social Security Number (SSN) is registered. Then, all liabilities fall in the minor even if legally the under-age cannot place or exit from trades. Then taxes are reported every year but through a custodian who is the person in charge of managing the account at the convenience of the minor until he or she becomes an adult.

Shares are purchased in a custodian account, and are later sold at a profit. Tax liability rests with the:A. custodianB. minorC. minor at the age of majorityD. custodian at the age of majority

Shares are purchased in a custodian account, and are later sold at a profit. Tax liability rests with the:

A. custodian

B. minor

C. minor at the age of majority

D. custodian at the age of majority