Today TaxMama hears from Kris in Kentucky, with a good question. “We prepared and filed a tax return for a lady who died last August. She received a Stimulus Rebate. Does the Estate cash it?”
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Today we hear from Jack in Oregon who wants to know, “If a co-trustee of a irrevocable trust converts trust assets for his own use, can the trust take a theft loss deduction on the trust tax return?”
Today TaxMama hears from Bonnie in Alabama who asks, “How much money may I give my grown daughter before she is taxed?”
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Today TaxMama hears from Oscar in Michigan who has this question. “I am 85 years old and have named my son as the beneficiary of my Roth IRA account. Must he be 59 ½ years old before he can access this account. “
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Today TaxMama hears from Phil in South Carolina who tells us. “I manage my parents’ Trust and hold the Power Of Attorney for their estate. The Trust states that I am to be compensated for these services. Is there a general rule of thumb for compensation for these services?”
Today TaxMama hears from Fran in the Tax Parlor, who tells us. “My mother died in 2006 and received Social Security monthly, getting about $700 per month. In addition, she had investments totaling about $60,000 that paid less than $5,000. Do I need to file a return? If so, what info and forms do I […]
Today TaxMama hears from Cheryl in Kansas who wants to know, “Do you have to file an estate return when the whole estate is going to be less than $200,000? There are 3 heirs (1 in Kansas and 2 in Texas). The assets include the funds from the sale of the house (about $145,000) and […]
Today TaxMama hears from Tony with this story, “My friend’s mother recently sold her father’s home (he is elderly). He gave her power of attorney to sign off on everything, and she kept the proceeds of the sale.* Would this house be considered inherited property, invested property, or anything else for my friend’s mother?buy prednisone […]
Today TaxMama hears from Marvin in Washington, who asks. “Does IRS tax inheritances? If so, how much is taxed? I expect to inherit $1 million soon. How much tax must I pay?”