Tratamiento FiscalPregunta 712 de 716
Life insurance proceeds may be pulled into the insured's taxable estate if, at death, the insured held:
a.a term policy, since term coverage is always estate-includible while permanent coverage never is
b.a fully paid-up policy, because completed premium payments shift the estate liability to the insurer
c.incidents of ownership, such as the right to change the beneficiary or borrow against the policy
d.only a beneficiary designation, which standing alone pulls the proceeds back into the taxable estate
Explicación
If the insured retained incidents of ownership, control such as changing beneficiaries or borrowing, the proceeds are included in the taxable estate. The policy type alone (term or paid-up) does not decide this.
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Revisado por John Zihao Zhang — California-Licensed Life Insurance Agent (CA Dept. of Insurance License #4396095 — verificar)