My Life Insurance policy in India matured last year and received maturity amount in India. Do I need to report this in my US tax return? is this taxable income?

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Yes, if you are a U.S. citizen or resident alien, you must report worldwide income on your U.S. tax return. You can use the foreign tax credit so that the income is not double-taxed. See Claiming the Foreign Tax Credit with Form 1116 - TurboTax.

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IRS says my Form 8962 does not match the records they have for my 1095-A form. TurboTax said to enter the SLCSP for col B if it is 0, which I did. What's the correct way?

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My Life Insurance policy in India matured last year and received maturity amount in India. Do I need to report this in my US tax return? is this taxable income?

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