Which of the following are completed gifts, and what is the value of each gift (before any
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a. Hughlene sold stock worth $90,000 to her son for $30,000.
b. Ken deposits $15,000 into a savings account in his name and his daughter's name as joint owners.
c. Jim transferred $800,000 into a revocable trust that will pay income to his daughter for her life and the remainder to his granddaughter.
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