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    Foreign Gifts

    Form 3520 is required if a taxpayer receives a gift for more than $100,000 from a foreign national.

    What about if a taxpayer receives gifts from two different foreign nationals and the total is more than $100,000?

    For example, taxpayer's uncle and brother are both foreign nationals in a foreign country. His uncle gives him a gift of $70,000 and his brother gives him a gift $80,000. Is he required to file Form 3520 since the total of the two gifts is more than $100,000?

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    Related individuals.

    The answer is yes, if the donors are related. See:



    See also instructions to Form 3520.

    Originally posted by AccTaxMan View Post
    Form 3520 is required if a taxpayer receives a gift for more than $100,000 from a foreign national.

    What about if a taxpayer receives gifts from two different foreign nationals and the total is more than $100,000?

    For example, taxpayer's uncle and brother are both foreign nationals in a foreign country. His uncle gives him a gift of $70,000 and his brother gives him a gift $80,000. Is he required to file Form 3520 since the total of the two gifts is more than $100,000?
    Evan Appelman, EA

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