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I am still slightly confused. So It appears that because the check from Account A was sent in 2021 paid to the "estate of" . The Estate Of- received a 1099R for $343,000. The person Filed the 1041 timely for the year 2021, ignored everything and solely listed the 1099R rec'd for $343,000 and the IRS withdrew the tax (37%). the person who filed the return (Who is also the beneficiary of the estate and not a tax person) never listed a K-1 on the return
So, do I have to file an amended return for the estate(getting back the taxes paid or at this point does both the estate and the beneficiary paid taxes on the $343,000), and then also list a k-1 to the beneficiary for the full $343,000
I have listed all of the info I know on a previous question
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Based on the information provided on the prior post (where you should have posted this instead of starting another post), the original 1041 was prepared correctly as Bob noted.
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"I have listed all of the info I know on a previous question"
For convenience, then, to get everyone over the right topic...
That topic with the background and input from others, already, is at this link:
https://proconnect.intuit.com/community/practice-advice/discussion/form-1041/00/226959
Don't yell at us; we're volunteers
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". the person who filed the return (Who is also the beneficiary of the estate and not a tax person) "
The only thing missing from this sad tale is that she used TurboTax for that.
