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Level 3
April 4, 2022
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Living Trust

  • April 4, 2022
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Greetings -

I have a question. I have a client that is now involved in a living trust. The trust has activity similar to a K1 Partnership. The living trust is in the client's & wife's name. The ID number is under the client's SS number.

 

My question is how I report the following types of income:

1) Ordinary

2) Rental

3) Dividends

4) Interest

5) ST Cap Gains

6) LT Cap Gains

 

The structure of this follows that of a K1 Partnership. Do I enter these items manually into the return, or enter it on a platform like the Partnership K1?

 

Thank you,  

 

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Level 6
April 4, 2022

Everything on a Living Trust (sometimes called a Revocable Trust) go onto the owner's personal tax return.  The trust comes into play when the grantor(s) die.

Just-Lisa-Now-
Intuit Community Champion
April 4, 2022
it follows the SSN on the K-1, thats the return it goes on.

Fill out the K-1 worksheet n the program, it will put everything where it goes.
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Level 3
April 5, 2022

Thank you,

I tried entering the SS number on the K1, but it errored out. 

 

Can you make a suggestion on what type of K1 to use? Is there any special method to get the SS # to be accepted?

 

Thank you

Level 10
April 5, 2022

There is no K1.

THERE IS NOT K1- THE TRUST IS INVISIBLE TO THE IRS

 

Pretend the name on the paper didn't say trust, and just had the clients name and enter it that way.

Interest and Dividends on Schedule B etc. everything else wherever it goes.

Level 10
April 4, 2022

There should be no K-1. The Trust should be transparent for tax purposes so long as the grantor is still alive.

Ignore the trust, Everything goes on the 1040 just like it did before.

Just-Lisa-Now-
Intuit Community Champion
April 4, 2022
DUH, your right....OMG, is this tax season over yet?
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Level 10
April 4, 2022

Not Quite.....