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EE and I BondsWhat is the name of your state?CO My brother-in-law recently passed away. He and my sister owned several Series EE and I bonds jointly. I'm assuming that she will be taxed on all the interest on maturity dates as ordinary income no matter how long they were owned. Is that a safe assumption? What are the income tax consequences at date of maturity if we find some owned only by him? |
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| Does anybody know how these bonds work after the owner's death? Assume his spouse inherits them. Thanks. |
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| The interest is taxable as ordinary income to whomever cashes them, regardless of whether or not the original owner is deceased. Snipes
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| Thank you. |
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