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Life Insurance Dividends
Insurance policy dividends that the insurer keeps and uses to pay the taxpayer’s premiums are not taxable. However, interest paid on dividends left to accumulate with the insurer is taxable as interest income. This term shouldn’t be confused with dividends paid on stock owned in an insurance company, which are taxable.
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