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It depends on where the income comes from.

If it is interest on a municipal bond, then no. If it is distributions from a traditional IRA, then yes (except for the decedent's basis in the IRA).

There are many kinds of accounts or other property that you can be the beneficiary of. It depends on exactly what you received.

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