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Policy dividends from a participating life policy are generally not taxable because they are treated as:
a.A return of overpaid premium
b.A portion of the death benefit paid early
c.A capital gain on invested premiums
d.Interest earned on the cash value
Giải thích
Dividends are considered a refund of premium the policyowner overpaid, so they are not taxable income (though interest left to accumulate on them is). They are not capital gains, interest, or an early death benefit.
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Câu hỏi liên quan cùng chủ đề
- The reduced paid-up nonforfeiture option provides:
- The automatic premium loan provision prevents a policy from lapsing by:
- When a policyowner requests a cash-value loan, the insurer:
- Electing to use policy dividends to buy paid-up additions will:
- The difference between the fixed-period and fixed-amount settlement options is that fixed-period:
- Under a life income settlement option, the size of each payment to the beneficiary depends primarily on the:
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