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I am preparing my father-in-law's final 1040. He died 7/8/2022. How do I back out income paid post-death from the 1040 in order to report it on Estate 1061?

make that estate 1041.  Some dividends and interest were paid to his SSN post-death.  Also, I don't see where the 1040 form states that he died 7/8/22 even though I entered that in TurboTax.
 
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I am preparing my father-in-law's final 1040. He died 7/8/2022. How do I back out income paid post-death from the 1040 in order to report it on Estate 1061?

I am sorry for your loss.

 

You would report all of the interest and dividend income on the final return 1040 and then calculate the income post-death and report that income as received as nominee (for the estate), subtracting that portion on the 1040.

 

You would then report the post-death income on the 1041.

 

See https://www.irs.gov/publications/p559#en_US_2022_publink100099782

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I am preparing my father-in-law's final 1040. He died 7/8/2022. How do I back out income paid post-death from the 1040 in order to report it on Estate 1061?

I am sorry for your loss.

 

You would report all of the interest and dividend income on the final return 1040 and then calculate the income post-death and report that income as received as nominee (for the estate), subtracting that portion on the 1040.

 

You would then report the post-death income on the 1041.

 

See https://www.irs.gov/publications/p559#en_US_2022_publink100099782

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