ritaburd
Returning Member

Investors & landlords

Thanks for your reply.  This is a little different.  While my parents were living, they placed all their assets in a Family Revocable Trust.  So, when each of them died, yes .. I did final tax returns for each as individuals.  The Trust became Irrevocable when Mom passed away in 2011.  I became a Co-Trustee in 2004.  A tax identification # was created for the Trust in 2011. I prepare tax returns annually.

 

Common stock was one of the Trust assets .  The only listing of this asset has been an annual dividend.  No FMV has been reported thusfar.  I have asked the Bank to research the 2011 FMV.  When (if) I get the info, I've read that Schedule D should be used.  Agree??