Solved: FINAL 1041 FORM to be filed. Filed FIRST 1041 tax in April 2022.

JABber842 · Aug 31, 2022 9:06:23 AM

<P>Filed FIRST 1041 tax in April 2022. Losses on home sale so no tax due. Used Turbo Tax 1041 software. Losses on home sale. Probate completed June 2022. Stock investment gain. Is stock gain based on day of death stock value?</P>

nbostick7

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I filed the wrong year, but I have 3 w2 for 2024 to add. I need to amend the one before

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I entered the wrong $$ amount when it asked how much did I pay when I filed for extension. How can I correct this?

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Lusby

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We need to file our 2023 taxes, I paid for the download but our computers are too old to allow the download. Is there an offering for 2023 taxes that doesn't require this

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I formed a company recently and have no income or expenses to report, how can i file return for free?

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My fiance lives with me and has for 3 years. He doesn't have enough income to file a tax return. Can I claim him as a dependent?

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