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I have several taxable zero bonds that I cashed in this year, worth around 12,000, will I have to pay federal/state income tax on all of that money?

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I cashed in $480 worth of savings bonds over the summer from 1989-1991. I am a student but they were not considered student savings bonds. Currently I am unemployed but considered a dependent to my family.

Will I get a bill for the taxes due and how much should I expect to pay (and when). Thanks for your help.

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