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He Sold the Company to His Son for a Promissory Note at the Rate the IRS Publishes. Every December He Forgave One Year’s Payment. Nine Years Later the Business Was the Son’s and the IRS Never Received a Gift-Tax Return

He Sold the Company to His Son for a Promissory Note at the Rate the IRS Publishes. Every December He Forgave One Year’s Payment. Nine Years Later the Business Was the Son’s and the IRS Never Received a Gift-Tax Return

finance.yahoo.com 10.09.2026 15:09 54 views
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