Premiums paid for a personal life insurance policy are generally:

解析

Premiums for personal life insurance are paid with after-tax dollars and are not deductible; the trade-off is that the death benefit is generally received income-tax-free. They are not fully or partly deductible, nor do they generate a tax credit. This nondeductibility is consistent across most personal insurance premiums and is the reason the eventual benefits enjoy favorable tax treatment. Certain business-related arrangements have their own specific rules, but the personal premium itself is not deductible.