The phrase "without gift" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express the absence of a gift or something given.
Example: "She attended the party without gift, as she was short on time."
Alternatives: "without a present" or "lacking a gift."
GIFTS Individuals can give any number of people up to $13,000 each in 2009 without gift tax consequences.
The new technique sidestepped gift taxes in a two-step process that was designed to put wealth into a trust for children or grandchildren and then to wrap the wealth inside an insurance policy so that when the insured person died, the money would pass without gift, estate or income taxes.
a Without GIFT, the stitching algorithm has to use all 228 video frames for panorama generation.
Table 6 Participants in Study 2 and their return behavior Returns Participants Return rate Brown envelope without gift 22 51 43.1 Brown envelope with gift 14 45 31.1 Blue envelope without gift 14 50 28.0 Blue envelope with gift 12 49 24.5 Total 62 195 31.8.
Each individual can give $13,000 a year to anyone else without gift tax consequences meaning a couple could forgive up to $26,000 a year in principal lent to a child.
The payment leaned hard on a rule that allows any taxpayer to pay anyone else's medical or tuition expenses without gift tax and probably saved the family $75,000 in estate taxes.
Males can secure matings without giving gifts, but the copulations are 30% shorter.
Long-term relationships do not survive without gifts, to be sure.
Yet even when money is tight and finding the right gift burdensome, no parents want to leave their children without gifts.
A 1997 study found that medical students saw gift-bearing drug sales representatives as helpful while viewing with suspicion those without gifts.
Seren Bundy-Davies, a runner not without gifts, had a nightmare in the opening heat, trailing in last fully two and a half seconds below her season and personal best.
