March 15th, 2007 | 
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paul s asked:
the bonds will cash at about $200000 premium. should the estate treat the premium as value added after the death, making it taxable to the heirs; or treat the premium as being present in the asset at the time of death, making it taxable to the estate?
I am aware that taxes are going to be paid by some entity. I know that I need an estate taxes expert. That’s what I hoped to find here.
taxes are not ‘estate’ taxes, but taxes on certain kinds of income.
Wanda Theesfeld
the bonds will cash at about $200000 premium. should the estate treat the premium as value added after the death, making it taxable to the heirs; or treat the premium as being present in the asset at the time of death, making it taxable to the estate?
I am aware that taxes are going to be paid by some entity. I know that I need an estate taxes expert. That’s what I hoped to find here.
taxes are not ‘estate’ taxes, but taxes on certain kinds of income.
Wanda Theesfeld
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