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Yes, such a form can be requested. It identifies the SSN/TIN of the person receiving the proceeds from a death settlement.

The W-9 is not to be sent to the IRS. If you receive interest on the death settlement, you will receive a 1099-I that will refer only to the amount of interest you received. For example, if the death benefit was $ 10,000 and you received $100 in interest on that, you will receive a 1099-I for the $100 - taxes are not paid on the death benefit.

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Q: Is an insurance company legally required to request a w-9 form before releasing life insurance proceeds also should this w-9 form be sent to the IRS if the payees tinssn is provided on the submitted c?
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