I was a life insurance beneficiary n need to file to get the 10% interest back the company's kept?

 
MaryK4
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Retirement tax questions

Just enter your 1099-R and the tax withholding will be added to your return.

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Retirement tax questions

if the policy holder borrowed against the policy you can end up losing on the face value payout. Policy holder never knew what was going to hit you. Filing a return won't get that money back.