Assertion: inheritance | /r/HasProperty | taxable
Facets:
value: depending on the state
type: OTHER
value: to heirs
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: in some states
type: LOCATION
value: in most cases
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Is Inheritance Taxable?
text: The IRS generally doesn’t consider inheritances to be taxable income, so you likely won’t have to pay federal income tax on any inheritance you receive.
text: Remember that an inheritance isn’t considered taxable income.
text: Is Inheritance Taxable?
text: Is Inheritance Taxable?
text: In most cases, inheritance is taxable.
text: Inheritance can be taxable to heirs, depending on the state in which the benefactor lived and the inheritors' relationship to the benefactor.
text: That’s because the federal government generally doesn’t consider inheritances to be taxable, and only levels an estate tax on large estates of more than $11.4 million.
text: But in some states, inheritances can be taxable.
text: In short, yes, your inheritance is taxable.
text: Inheritance can be taxable to heirs, depending on the state in which the benefactor lived and the inheritors' relationship to the benefactor.
text: Inheritance can be taxable to heirs, depending on the state in which the benefactor lived and the inheritors' relationship to the benefactor.