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08-13-2022, 10:55 AM
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I imagine it depends on what was reported when you inherited it. Was it through an estate that you paid some inheritance tax on when it was rec’d or whether you were handed the card by a relative and it was never reported as having been inherited by you. I am not a tax professional or anything but more info is likely needed before an accurate answer can be given.
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