yes, all banks report any large transaction to the IRS, this will appear as money earned on your yearly income. No. Your mother would be making a taxable gift to each of you and your husband. She should file a gift tax return showing the gift. A portion of it would qualify as annual exclusion gifts. That portion that did not qualify as annual exclusion gifts would reduce the amount of her lifetime exemption from gift taxes.
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9% of 80000= 9% * 80000= 0.09 * 80000= 7,200
4% of 80000= 4% * 80000= 0.04 * 80000= 3200
3.5% of 80,000= 3.5% * 80000= 0.035 * 80000= 2,800
80000 liters
35.0 percent of 80000 = 2800035% of 80000= 35% * 80000= 0.35 * 80000= 28000
80000*(80000-1)/2 = 3,199,960,000
800 * 100 = 80000 of them.800 * 100 = 80000 of them.800 * 100 = 80000 of them.800 * 100 = 80000 of them.
it is 6400000000
17% of 80,000= 17% * 80000= 0.17 * 80000= 13,600
80000*0.5/100 = 80000*0.005 = 400
45% of 80,000= 45% * 80000= 0.45 * 80000= 36,000