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BRWVABELL

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I live in the state of Virginia. I inherited my father's mutual funds. If I withdraw monies from these funds, are these monies taxable?
Thank You: Brenda
 


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advisor10

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2-16-2002

DEAR BRWVABELL:

Yes, these monies are taxable, on a state and federal level. You will be receiving some type of tax documentation at the end of the year for whenever you cash them in (may be a Form 1099R or W2 or something similar.

If you have any questions, you really do need to discuss that with a local CPA or tax accountant or even an e-mail or phone call to the mutual funds company may help.

SINCERELY,

advisor
 

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