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Hello
A client received a K-1 from an estate for 2023 tax year, however the amount is roughly $25k off. The accountant and the executor are not accepting or returning calls and have refused to provide an accounting for the heirs. How should this be handled?
Thanks!
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You realize that whats shown on the K-1, may not be the same as the distribution of money that was received, right?
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Yes, I have seen the real estate closing statement and the estate doc stating client is a 1/3rd heir. Also statements from client and brother that this was the only asset
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Right, distribution is a separate issue
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Yes, they talked with their attorney who suggested a law suit is the only sure way to get the accountant and executor to talk. The amount they inherited could be easily eaten away by legal fees.
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Personally, I would get another heir, a couple of tents, and camp out next to the front and back doors of the executor and wait for him or her to do a little explaining.
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Everything was in a trust and bypassed probate.
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Then your statement "A client received a K-1 from an estate for 2023 tax year" is incorrect.
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