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    Distributions from Defined Benefit Plans Are Taxed as Long-Term Capital
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Distributions from Defined Benefit Plans Are Taxed as Long-Term Capital

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Distributions from defined benefit plans are taxed as long-term capital gains to beneficiaries.Distributions are taxable as ordinary income in the year received.

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