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The answers regarding how to enter the information on a 1099-R into the 1041 module of TurboTax Business are correct.
As far as when Intuit will add the form to the program, my guess would be that they will never add it.
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You can also add the taxes withheld on the 1099-R as "Estimated Payments."
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You have to remember that if you are filing for a deceased parent and entered their final 1040 in one year any income received in the following years for their estate are now filed with a 1041 even if it was not received under the Trust EIN. I learned the hard way and fought the IRS for over 2 years to straighten out a return after following incorrect information received on these boards.
The quick short answers given on these boards only provide some of the information required to file returns correctly. TurboTax needs to have all the correct information in their programs and not rely on rookie tax know it alls to help us.
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@Luppoe wrote:
You have to remember that if you are filing for a deceased parent and entered their final 1040 in one year any income received in the following years for their estate are now filed with a 1041 even if it was not received under the Trust EIN.
That is an inaccurate statement and, actually, conflates an estate with a trust (they are different). Anyone ---a n y o n e--- who cannot discern the difference should not be allowed anywhere near a 1041.
Further, IRD does not always need to be reported on a 1041; it is reported by the individual (or entity) that receives it.
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That is exactly why this blog should not be used for TAX help. I left out the fact that everything went into a trust from the estate. There are a lot of little facts left out of the help given here and they cause more issues for the people looking for assistance.
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Yes, any distributions from the annuity received by your mother prior to her death belongs on her final individual income tax return.
Any distributions (IRD) from the annuity received after her date of death would belong on the return for the estate if there was no beneficiary and it had not been placed into the trust. You can enter the description that it was 1099R from the name of the company.
Any distributions (IRD) from the annuity received after the date of death by the beneficiary would belong on the beneficiary's income tax return.
Any distributions from the annuity received after her date of death that went into the trust would be reported on the trust return on the other income line. You can enter the description that it was 1099R from the name of the company.
For additional information, please refer to:
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I decided to enter the 1099-R withholding amount on Schedule G part 1 item 2d with a note "Withheld on 1099-R box 4".
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I have a 1099 R on an estate trust filing with federal withholding$$. (EIN) How do I get that properly recorded on the tax return so i get it back?
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Actually, you need not go into Forms Mode to enter the Form 1099-R - SEE PDF attached
In the Income screen, select Other Income
The result on the Form 1041 is the same - note that you report explicitly in the Text when in the Other Income
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That works. Just wanted to know if should also add name and tin number of annuity payer to description?
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@ron6612 wrote:
...wanted to know if should also add name and tin number of annuity payer to description?
You can use that as a description if you like.