Not exact matches
Filing
taxes can be, shall we say, a challenging experience
under normal circumstances.
Under normal circumstances, the IRS has ten years to collect
tax bills, penalties and interest from you.
If, for example you are renting, and paying $ 1,000 per month rent, then no part of that rent is
tax deductible
under normal circumstances.
If a student loan was forgiven
under other
circumstances, such as an inability to pay, then
normal income
tax regulations apply.
There are even ways that income from outside the country can be either not
taxed or
taxed at a rate that is lower than it would be
under normal circumstance.
If the beneficiary was the estate of the insured and the estate is large enough there could be estate
tax consequences but
under most
normal circumstances there is not income
tax on death benefits from a life insurance policy.