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No, life insurance is usually not taxable with some exceptions described in the FAQ below.
However, any interest on the proceeds (such as when the proceeds are delayed) are reportable. The beneficiaries should receive a Form 1099-INT with the amount of the interest paid.
For more information, you can review the TurboTax FAQ below:
No, life insurance is usually not taxable with some exceptions described in the FAQ below.
However, any interest on the proceeds (such as when the proceeds are delayed) are reportable. The beneficiaries should receive a Form 1099-INT with the amount of the interest paid.
For more information, you can review the TurboTax FAQ below:
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