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Subject:
Estate and inheritance taxes
Category: Business and Money > Consulting Asked by: pmelgoddess-ga List Price: $2.00 |
Posted:
18 Jan 2005 18:02 PST
Expires: 28 Jan 2005 17:03 PST Question ID: 459581 |
What is the best way for an executor to distribute money in an estate to each person named in the will to avoid paying little to no federal taxes by each individual? Also, what is the best way to avoid taxes on investments like cd, mutual fund left in a will: by naming a beneficiary or leaving to an estate? |
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Subject:
Re: Estate and inheritance taxes
From: hyphenga-ga on 18 Jan 2005 18:43 PST |
I'm not a Google researcher, but I am currently distributing assets to beneficiaries of a will and living trust. From what I was told by the accountant advising me, inherited money is NOT taxable to the individuals receiving it, unless it comes from an investment funded by pre-tax dollars such as a 401K or traditional IRA, in which case it is taxed like ordinary income in the year the beneficiary cashes it out. Anyhow, that's just an FYI, but I'm sure a researcher will have a more authoritative opinion than mine. :-) |
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