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dkm1943
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Surrender life insurance policy

I surrendered a life insurance policy.   Dividends were added to the policies value each year ( per the amount as stated on a yearly 1099 int).  I paid income taxe on those dividends each year.

After cashing in the policy I received a 1099R  which appears to have  made no allowance for the increase in value of the policy due to those dividends.   Since I have paid taxes on those dividends, it appears  I am being taxed twice.

Why is there no way to deduct the value of the dividends ( that have already had income tax paid on them) from the cash value (received)?

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Surrender life insurance policy

Contact the issuer for clarification and a corrected for if needed ... however those dividends probably paid part or all of the premiums  instead of increasing the basis in the policy  which is common. 

dkm1943
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Surrender life insurance policy

I do not think so.   It was a whole life policy with premiums fixed for the life of the policy.

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