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Trust - Does the $100 Exemption Apply If No Capital Gains Occured

My Trust is eligible for a $100 exemption on Line 21 of Federal Form 1041.  Because I didn't have capital gains and all of the interest/dividend income is being distributed, this is causing line 23 to be negative $100.

 

For the federal taxes, this results in $0 tax due for the trust, which I expect.

 

The negative $100 is then transferred to the Colorado Form DR 105, Line 1.  The Colorado taxes due is also $0 for the trust.

 

I am curious if the exemption should transfer to the Colorado Form DR?  Or should my Federal taxable income be $0?

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Trust - Does the $100 Exemption Apply If No Capital Gains Occured

It really does not matter in terms of the federal return (1041), but you may have to make the adjustment so that the negative $100 does not transfer to your Colorado Form DR.

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Trust - Does the $100 Exemption Apply If No Capital Gains Occured


@Christopher00 wrote:

I am curious if the exemption should transfer to the Colorado Form DR?  Or should my Federal taxable income be $0?


It should not. The federal exemption does not apply if the trust has no taxable income (typically as a result of all income being distributed to beneficiaries).

Trust - Does the $100 Exemption Apply If No Capital Gains Occured

Thank you again.

 

In this case, would I manually adjust Line 21 to $0 since all income was distributed and the exemption does not apply?

Trust - Does the $100 Exemption Apply If No Capital Gains Occured

It really does not matter in terms of the federal return (1041), but you may have to make the adjustment so that the negative $100 does not transfer to your Colorado Form DR.

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