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Basic Quiz - 4.5.5 Investor or Dealer

1. Only a corporation can have inventory.
           
2. A person can have inventory even if he or she doesn't have a business.
           
3. A donor's deduction for a donation of inventory is limited to the cost basis of the inventory.
           
4. A donor who acts like a business owner with respect to his or her property is classified as an investor.
           
5. An investor recognizes capital gain, not ordinary income, on the sale of assets.
           
6. A dealer recognizes capital gain, not ordinary income, on the sale of assets.
           
7. Facts and circumstances determine whether a donor is a dealer or investor.
           
8. Once a donor is classified as an investor, he or she will remain an investor with respect to the property.
           
9. A dealer may deduct only the cost basis of property donated to charity.
           
10. An investor may deduct only the cost basis of property donated to charity.