Does a life insurance have to be counted in taxes?

Posted on Jun 14, 2008 under Insurance Information |

11 Responses to “Does a life insurance have to be counted in taxes?”

  1. munchkinsgramma Says:

    yes it is supposed to be.

  2. Life insurance proceeds (I'm assuming that's what you're referring to)are not counted for income tax purposes however they are considered part of the deceased estate and coule be subject to estate taxes.

  3. trade_info Says:

    this question has several possible answers depending on the structure of the insurance contact. who owned it, who recieved the benefit. term vs whole life, etc.

    consult a CPA … just do an internet search for life insurance proceeds and you will how confusing it can be.

  4. melvinschmugmeier Says:

    proceeds from a life insurance policy? yes. payments to a life insurance policy, no.

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