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Power of Atttorny

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my recently dececed mother made me power of att. to take care of her finances ect. this concerns what my liability is as the p.a. her only assets for the last year or so before her passsing was an annuity which she purchased with cash from the redemtion of cd's other annuities mutual funds ect. she was paid monthly so as to be able to pay for meds, nursing home,ect. upon her death the annuity was surendered, then distributed to the benificery named ( my son ) and later sent a 1099-r showing ammounts in box 2a ( taxable amount ) thus she now has some tax liability for this tax year. no estate no assetes no executer, just me her son with power of att. my question is will the irs consider me p.a. as liable to pay her tax??????????? Her gross dist was 65000.00 she purchased it for 40000.00 bumping her into about a 2000.00 tax liability Any kind of feed back would be app Thanks Minnesota
 



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