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No, you would not enter the market value in your 2016 tax return since you have not made any withdrawals.
No, you would not enter the market value in your 2016 tax return since you have not made any withdrawals.
If I infer from your description of this as a "rollover IRA" that you rolled it over to an IRA in your own name and not maintained as an inherited IRA in your husband's name for your benefit as beneficiary, this IRA is treated as if it has always been your own IRA. If your IRAs include nondeductible traditional IRA contributions and you make a distribution from any of your traditional IRAs, the year end balance in this account must be included in the total balance of the IRAs that you own.
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