REQUIRMENTS:1. Compute the Net taxable gift in March.2. Compute the Donor’s tax payable in March. GIVEN:• Donor - domestic corporation• Donations made in 2021PropertyDateFair ValueMovablesJanuaryMarchJune400,0001,500,0005,500,000MovablesImmovable (200,000 mortgage assumed by donee)

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REQUIRMENTS:

1. Compute the Net taxable gift in March.

2. Compute the Donor’s tax payable in March.

GIVEN:
• Donor - domestic corporation
• Donations made in 2021
Property
Date
Fair Value
Movables
January
March
June
400,000
1,500,000
5,500,000
Movables
Immovable (200,000 mortgage assumed by donee)

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