DianeW777
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No.  It would have been taxable to your Mother had she been alive to receive it.  Since you received it after death, it still remains a taxable income event for the beneficiaries who actually received the income.  You should report your share and your brother should report his share.  

 

You don't need a Form 1099B and you should answer no to that question during the entry.

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