True tagteam, but if the Estate did distribute all income and all gains, then although a Form 1041 should have been and needs to be filed, since no tax is due, even a late filing of the Form 1041 will result in neither penalty nor interest assessed. However, that leaves the question of what the Beneficiaries did or did not do in order to have a timely filing
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