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He Sold the Gold Coins His Father Left Him at $4,700 an Ounce. The Inheritance Was Tax-Free. The Gain Since the Funeral Could Double His Medicare Premium.

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A retiree sells his late father’s gold coin collection this summer for roughly $4,700 per ounce of gold content. His accountant confirms that the inheritance itself was not federal taxable income. Under Internal Revenue Code Section 1014, inherited property generally receives a new basis based on its v

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