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Top Questions about Indiana Gifts

There are several types of Gift Indiana forms available, including the Affidavit of Sale of Tangible Personal Property, Form ST-105, and the Affidavit of No Consideration, Form ST-133.

The Affidavit of Sale of Tangible Personal Property, Form ST-105, is used to report the purchase or transfer of tangible personal property in Indiana when no sales tax is collected.

The Affidavit of No Consideration, Form ST-133, should be used when there is no consideration given for the transfer of real property or tangible personal property in Indiana.

These forms can be found on the official Indiana Department of Revenue website or obtained directly from any Indiana Department of Revenue office.

Yes, there are deadlines for submitting Gift Indiana forms. Generally, the forms should be filed within 45 days from the date of the gift or transfer.

Indiana Gifts Detailed Guide

  • Gifts Indiana forms are legal documents that are used to report and track gifts, whether they are taxable or non-taxable, received by Indiana residents. The forms are used by individuals, businesses, and organizations to comply with the state's regulations regarding gifts and to ensure accurate reporting and payment of any applicable gift taxes.

  • The main types of Gifts Indiana forms include:

    • 1. Form GA-110L: This form is used to report and pay gift taxes for tangible personal property.

    • 2. Form GA-110D: This form is used to report and pay gift taxes for stocks, bonds, or other intangible property.

    • 3. Form GA-110U: This form is used to report and pay gift taxes for real property, such as land or buildings.

    • 4. Form GA-110G: This form is used to report and pay gift taxes for certain gifts made to exempt organizations.

  • To fill out Gifts Indiana forms, follow these steps:

    1. 1. Download the relevant form from the Indiana Department of Revenue's official website.

    2. 2. Gather all necessary information, including details about the gift, its value, and any applicable exemptions or deductions.

    3. 3. Enter the required information in the designated fields of the form, ensuring accuracy and completeness.

    4. 4. Calculate the gift tax owed, if any, based on the value of the gift and the applicable tax rates or exemptions.

    5. 5. Attach any supporting documentation, such as appraisals or receipts, as required by the specific form.

    6. 6. Review the completed form for any errors or omissions before submitting it.

    7. 7. Submit the form and any accompanying payment to the Indiana Department of Revenue by the specified deadline.