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If this was a policy on which you paid the premiums, taking the cash value of the policy is not taxable income.
The cash value of the policy is essentially the amount of premiums paid in excess of the cost of purchasing the policy, which is why it builds over time. As long as you (as opposed to an employer) paid the premiums, you are getting your own money back.
If this was a policy on which you paid the premiums, taking the cash value of the policy is not taxable income.
The cash value of the policy is essentially the amount of premiums paid in excess of the cost of purchasing the policy, which is why it builds over time. As long as you (as opposed to an employer) paid the premiums, you are getting your own money back.
What if your employer paid the premiums and cashed in the policy and gave you the cash value?
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