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Form 3520

My mom pasted away a couple of years ago, my husband and I both received $75,000 inheritance last year, so the total is $150,000. Does the $100,000 threshold apply to one person or a couple when filing a joint return? If it is the former, I guess we don't need to file form 3520. If it is the later, we need to file form 3520. Please advise. Thank you.

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Form 3520

The Form 3520 is per person.  Since neither you or your spouse received an inheritance of more than $100,000 there is no need to file the Form 3520.

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Form 3520

The threshhold is per individual.  The exception to this is if you file a joint return and each spouse is a beneficiary of the same foreign trust.  This doesn't sound like it applies in your case.

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Form 3520

The Form 3520 is per person.  Since neither you or your spouse received an inheritance of more than $100,000 there is no need to file the Form 3520.

SusanY1
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Form 3520

The threshhold is per individual.  The exception to this is if you file a joint return and each spouse is a beneficiary of the same foreign trust.  This doesn't sound like it applies in your case.

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