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Husband & spouse put home in an irrevocable trust in 2018. Husband died in 2020. Trust sold house in 2023 while spouse still living. Section 121 exclusion should still apply for the spouse on the sale as she lived in the house the entire time and is the grantor in the trust. Where on Form 1041 can the exclusion be reflected?
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Doesnt the 1041 have a Home Sale Worksheet like the 1040?
If you use the Where Do I Enter button and type Home Sale it will take you to it.
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Yes, it was originally done for medicaid reasons. After the husband died, the wife decided to move in with her daughter and the trust sold the house.
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Your clients may need to chat with a attorney:
Sale of Principal Residence by Irrevocable Trust: Top Strategies » (estatecpa.com)
Or maybe @BobKamman will stop by.
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"and is the grantor in the trust."
In my experience, it matters who is the beneficiary, not grantor, for irrevocable trust.
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