I know that inheritance money is not taxable, but if i wanted to enter it into my state taxes to prove i had enough money to pay my bills, where would i do so?

amieborey1986 · ‎May 31, 2019

I have had my rental credit taken back for the past 3 year's from the state, as i am a server and didn't report all my tips and it didn't look like i made enough to pay my bills. Trying to enter inheritance money to insure that doesn't happen again this year.

Hal_Al · ‎May 31, 2019

There is no way to do that thru tax filing. It would also be illegal to do so, in my opinion (I'm not a lawyer)

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Hal_Al · ‎May 31, 2019

There is no way to do that thru tax filing. It would also be illegal to do so, in my opinion (I'm not a lawyer)

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I know that inheritance money is not taxable, but if i wanted to enter it into my state taxes to prove i had enough money to pay my bills, where would i do so?

I know that inheritance money is not taxable, but if i wanted to enter it into my state taxes to prove i had enough money to pay my bills, where would i do so?

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