Won a Kia Soul in a contest. Destroyed it for a charity event. TFM.

  1. never pro BROno

    Except you’d still have to pay gift tax so you’d be paying a couple grand to destroy a car when you could have just taken the cash option or if they didn’t have one saved yourself the pointless waste of money

    13 years ago at 10:38 am
    1. ThreeFingersWhiskey

      If you took something above acct 101 you’d know that’s not the case. If a prize is immediately given to charity the tax is waved. Good try though.

      13 years ago at 11:11 am
    2. fratitat

      I highly doubt destroying the car counts as donating it to charity. Nice try though.

      13 years ago at 11:20 am
    3. Fratsolutely

      ^He may have hosted a chairty “Smash-a-car” or something like that. Or this could be made up. It’s 50/50.

      13 years ago at 1:05 pm
    4. never pro BROno

      Yes thats true but good luck justifying that as a charitable contribution. If the charity used the car that would be one thing but he said he destroyed it for an event not donated to the event to destroy. Good try though

      13 years ago at 1:12 pm
    5. Jon M Fratsman

      Some of y’all are idiots. Let’s break this down.

      “Destroyed it for a charity event. ”

      Think about this. Would it not logically follow that he maybe donated the car to the charity (thereby having the tax waived), which said charity then used at a car bash fundraiser event? Seriously if you couldn’t infer that from the TFM you just fucking suck.

      13 years ago at 1:28 pm