I am the custodian for 3 UTMA accts for my grandchildren, I received 1099-Div for each. I have read conflicting articles, I am confused, do i need to report this on my tax return. I imported with turbo tax, each account had dividends of 14.99 and capital gains of 33.77, small amounts. I do not claim them as dependents
You'll need to sign in or create an account to connect with an expert.
Each 1099-DIV should have the child's Social Security number on it. You do not report the child's income on your tax return. You should give the 1099-DIV forms to the children's parents. If the dividends that you mentioned are the child's only income, the child does not have to file a tax return. But if they have other income or file a tax return for any reason, the child or the parents will need the 1099-DIV. As the children get older it will become important that they and their parents know about the UTMA accounts and get the 1099 forms.
Each 1099-DIV should have the child's Social Security number on it. You do not report the child's income on your tax return. You should give the 1099-DIV forms to the children's parents. If the dividends that you mentioned are the child's only income, the child does not have to file a tax return. But if they have other income or file a tax return for any reason, the child or the parents will need the 1099-DIV. As the children get older it will become important that they and their parents know about the UTMA accounts and get the 1099 forms.
thank you so much!!
Still have questions?
Questions are answered within a few hours on average.
Post a Question*Must create login to post
Ask questions and learn more about your taxes and finances.
nitkowski5
New Member
Yomama3
New Member
irippybr
New Member
natazjahdaniels313
New Member
jmaliperta
New Member