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What tax implications should I consider when it comes to life insurance cash values, dividends, and death benefits?

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What tax implications should I consider when it comes to life insurance cash values, dividends, and death benefits?

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The accumulated interest portion of the annual increase in the cash value of the life insurance policy is not taxed. General speaking, dividends are considered to be a “return on premium” and are not taxable items. If you have further questions or require confirmation on income, gift tax, inheritance, and estate situations that may affect a life insurance policy you own or are considering purchasing, please consult with your tax adviser.

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