Originally posted by TheCyclingProgrammer
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No, not if it dealt with properly. Since it is caught by the settlements legislation it, theoretically, should not be declared by the OP on their tax return. It should, instead, be declared by the "donor" on theirs and will be assessed to them accordingly.
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In practice of course it is more likely to be declared by the recipient, when the enquiry is opened and settled the recipient is likely past the window where they file an amended return. Stuffed then.

if thats the case then tell pator he should just pony up the extra to Gideon, as other have said really not worth the grief if you want to sleep at night...
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