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Do you have to pay the $200 tax again to transfer currently owned NFA items into a trust or just fill out the Form 4 with no additional tax.
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Transferring previous purchases into a trust
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Yes each transfer requires you to pay the tax. Only way not to pay is to die and leave it to your family.
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Yep. Not possible without paying the tax. Only situation where you'd want to do it is on dissolution of a corporation. Otherwise there is no benefit to doing so.
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