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9 February, 13:28

Which of the following transactions would NOT be acceptable to the IRS as a means of switching the taxable income to another taxpayer?

a. Selling a taxpayer's assets to her business at fair market value

b. Transferring interest income from a taxpayer's investment to his young daughter

c. Giving a gift of the taxpayer's stock to her son

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  1. 9 February, 13:29
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    B) Transferring interest income from a taxpayer's investment to his young daughter

    Explanation:

    If you want to pay less taxes there are two basic ways that you can do it:

    moving income (and deductions) to a more favorable tax jurisdiction, e. g. many multinational corporations did this by setting foreign headquarters that managed sales outside the US moving income form a tax payer that falls under into a high tax bracket to another taxpayer that falls under a lower tax bracket, e. g. giving stock to your children as a gift
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