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Simple answer: no. An inheritance is not taxable.
But, the sale of the house may have resulted in a capital gain. If it did, the executor will send you a Schedule K-1 to report your share of the gain.
The cost basis of inherited property "steps up" to the market value on the date of death. So, it's possible that a capital loss was realized on the sale. The K-1 could report a deductible loss, rather than a gain.
Simple answer: no. An inheritance is not taxable.
But, the sale of the house may have resulted in a capital gain. If it did, the executor will send you a Schedule K-1 to report your share of the gain.
The cost basis of inherited property "steps up" to the market value on the date of death. So, it's possible that a capital loss was realized on the sale. The K-1 could report a deductible loss, rather than a gain.
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