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IRS Reporting of Inheritance
July 31

Posted on 07/31/2005 11:15:12 AM PDT by njords

If a person recieves an inheritance of $50K, does the bank report this deposit when I put the check in my savings account? Does anyone know?


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1 posted on 07/31/2005 11:15:12 AM PDT by njords
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I believe banks are required to report all deposits over $10k


2 posted on 07/31/2005 11:16:21 AM PDT by E.Allen
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To: njords
I think I smell a troll.

Interesting that you would join FR today to post this question. Here kitty kitty.

3 posted on 07/31/2005 11:17:22 AM PDT by big'ol_freeper ("Freedom consists not in doing what we like, but in having the right to do what we ought." Pope JPII)
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It's tax-free to you, so why the concern?


4 posted on 07/31/2005 11:17:43 AM PDT by Dog Gone
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IRS doesn't care! SSSHHHH We won't tell anyone about it.


for a nominal fee, that is.


5 posted on 07/31/2005 11:18:10 AM PDT by digger48
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I believe banks report any transaction of 10k or more.


6 posted on 07/31/2005 11:18:16 AM PDT by gdzla
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There are these people called "Probate Attorneys"...................
7 posted on 07/31/2005 11:18:17 AM PDT by Psycho_Bunny (Every evil which liberals imagine Judaism and Christianity to be, islam is.)
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To: E.Allen
I believe banks are required to report all deposits over $10k.

I believe that is correct. Do you happen to know how much of an inheritance is exempt from the death tax?

8 posted on 07/31/2005 11:18:58 AM PDT by Bahbah
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Only if it's green cash.


9 posted on 07/31/2005 11:19:38 AM PDT by ErnBatavia
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To: njords

Or you could make a very nice donation to Free Republic to buy our silence.


10 posted on 07/31/2005 11:20:14 AM PDT by digger48
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The taxes are taken from the total estate if it's value is over a certain amount. IIRC.
11 posted on 07/31/2005 11:20:28 AM PDT by Mike Darancette (Mesocons for Rice '08)
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To: njords
Any withdrawal over $10,000 gets reported, IIRC.

Just ask Rush Limbaugh.

Not sure about deposits, though.

12 posted on 07/31/2005 11:21:53 AM PDT by Recovering Hermit
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The answer is that if you are audited, showing that the money came from an inheiritance is all you need to do. Keep a copy of the will just in case.

I suspect that the mere deposit of money will not trigger anything, there are likely millions of taxpayers who do similar deposits and even though they are reported, they don't always get Uncle Sam's attention. But convert part of your house to a rental and watch the sparks fly.


13 posted on 07/31/2005 11:22:48 AM PDT by KC_for_Freedom (Sailing the highways of America, and loving it.)
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Of all the finance websites in all the internet...

You joined FR to ask this question...

14 posted on 07/31/2005 11:23:20 AM PDT by NautiNurse ("I'd rather see someone go to work for a Republican campaign than sit on their butt."--Howard Dean)
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To: njords

Send me the $50K, I'll deposit it into my account, and let you know.


15 posted on 07/31/2005 11:23:37 AM PDT by AmericanChef
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I'm not sure but you should be able to find the answer at the following link:

http://www.irs.gov/publications/p559/ar02.html


16 posted on 07/31/2005 11:24:45 AM PDT by rwa265
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The 10K rule applies only to cash deposits since there is no paper trail. The taxes on an inheritance have already been dealt with before you get your check.


17 posted on 07/31/2005 11:24:49 AM PDT by Conservative Kay
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Which country?


18 posted on 07/31/2005 11:24:53 AM PDT by leadpenny
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I believe the requirement is to report all bank transactions over $10k and therefore deposits count too. As someone else suggested, keep your documentation in a safe place.
19 posted on 07/31/2005 11:26:10 AM PDT by NonValueAdded ("Freedom of speech makes it much easier to spot the idiots." [Jay Lessig, 2/7/2005])
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Why are you worried about 50k? I have a contact at the Nigerian Treasury who can get you 10 million tax free without the government ever finding out. Just send me your bank account and social security number and I'll make sure he gets in touch with you.


20 posted on 07/31/2005 11:26:38 AM PDT by nhoward14
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