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That depends on how your agent sets up the transaction.
If the transaction is structured as a Section 1035 exchange, the entire amount is nontaxable. You will receive a 1099-R, but it will show no taxable income and have code 6 in box 7.
If you don't set it up as a Section 1035 exchange, the interest earned from the original annuity will taxable to you.
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‎April 10, 2020
9:46 AM