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STOCK GIFT From The submission of this form notifies Wabash College of an anticipated gift of stock, bond, or security, and the designations for the gift. Instructions: Complete the form, then either

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How to fill out gifts of stock bonds

1. Step 1: Gather all the necessary information and documents related to the stock bonds you want to gift.
2. Step 2: Determine how you want to transfer the stock bonds - whether it's through a physical certificate or electronically through a brokerage account.
3. Step 3: If transferring through a physical certificate, fill out the necessary transfer forms provided by the company or institution that issued the stock bonds.
4. Step 4: Provide all required information, including the recipient's name and contact details, the number of stock bonds being gifted, and any other relevant information.
5. Step 5: Sign and date the transfer forms, ensuring all required fields are properly filled out.
6. Step 6: Submit the completed transfer forms and any supporting documents to the appropriate company or institution as instructed.
7. Step 7: If transferring electronically, contact your brokerage firm and inform them of your intention to gift the stock bonds.
8. Step 8: Follow the brokerage firm's instructions for initiating the transfer, which may involve entering the recipient's account details and the quantity of stock bonds being gifted.
9. Step 9: Review and verify all the information before submitting the transfer request.
10. Step 10: Confirm that the transfer of the stock bonds has been completed successfully and provide any necessary documentation to the recipient.

Who needs gifts of stock bonds?

1. Individuals or organizations who wish to make charitable contributions or provide financial support to others may choose to gift stock bonds.
2. Investors who hold appreciated stock bonds and want to avoid capital gains taxes may also opt to gift them.
3. Family members who want to pass on their stock bonds to their loved ones as part of estate planning or inheritance might also consider gifting the bonds.
4. Additionally, some individuals or organizations may use gifts of stock bonds as a means of fulfilling certain legal or financial obligations.

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What is gifts of stock bonds?

Gifts of stock bonds refer to the transfer of ownership of stocks or bonds from one party to another as a gift.

Who is required to file gifts of stock bonds?

Individuals who receive gifts of stock bonds that exceed a certain value threshold may be required to report this gift to the IRS.

How to fill out gifts of stock bonds?

To fill out gifts of stock bonds, individuals must include details of the gift such as the value of the stocks or bonds, the date of the gift, and the relationship between the giver and recipient.

What is the purpose of gifts of stock bonds?

The purpose of gifts of stock bonds is to ensure that the IRS is aware of any significant transfers of wealth, and to prevent tax evasion through the gifting of assets.

What information must be reported on gifts of stock bonds?

The information that must be reported on gifts of stock bonds includes the value of the stocks or bonds at the time of the gift, the date of the gift, and the identity of the giver and recipient.