Florida Unclaimed Funds Tax On Unclaimed Funds?

Tax on Unclaimed Funds? - florida unclaimed funds

I am recieveing control of the unclaimed funds of 3 matured savings bonds that I get from my aunt. She died, and my name was on the bonds, the state of Florida contact me, they all amounted to about $ 7000 What I'm looking at tax rate for the year 2007 under this scrutiny? Am I obligated to inform you that my income for gifts? Wodering if I stop using a piece of ยบ to the government. Thanks

3 comments:

PepsiLim... said...

It is likely to declare as income because you are the person who will redeem the bonds in the only thing is that you're not on the total amount of the bonds because the money he received to be taxed, the amount of 'initial purchase of bonds . In addition, Florida has no state taxes, so it would not pay state taxes to make loans, and many states do not tax interest on U.S. government bonds, so if you do not live in Florida, but live in a state that has an income tax can not be taxed on the interest on the bonds in your state. As for federal taxes, at every level of taxes you are in. You can see that, unfortunately, by taxing the interest earned on bonds, pushing it a higher tax bracket.

PepsiLim... said...

It is likely to declare as income because you are the person who will redeem the bonds in the only thing is that you're not on the total amount of the bonds because the money he received to be taxed, the amount of 'initial purchase of bonds . In addition, Florida has no state taxes, so it would not pay state taxes to make loans, and many states do not tax interest on U.S. government bonds, so if you do not live in Florida, but live in a state that has an income tax can not be taxed on the interest on the bonds in your state. As for federal taxes, at every level of taxes you are in. You can see that, unfortunately, by taxing the interest earned on bonds, pushing it a higher tax bracket.

Anonymous said...

when his name was them, as it seems are not his property that his aunt. If you determine cash in the bank to interest and you will be responsible for the income tax on that point. You will receive a 1099 determined that the amount in their income.

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