Grantor is original trustee; she became incapacitated and a successor trustee, administering the trust, is charging trustee's fees. The only trust asset is a rental property. Where are the trustee's fees reported?
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" Where are the trustee's fees reported?"
If you are going to continue to treat this trust as a grantor trust (which you most likely should in the absence of language to the contrary in the trust instrument or state law), then the fees will be reported as a miscellaneous itemized deduction on Line 28 of Schedule A.
In TurboTax, accomplishing the foregoing is difficult without having access to Forms Mode (available in the desktop (CD/Download software) and doing an override.
Regardless, the fees should not be subject to the 2% limitation (which is simple to enter with TurboTax) and the solution for online products, albeit rather imperfect, appears in the screenshots below.
" Where are the trustee's fees reported?"
If you are going to continue to treat this trust as a grantor trust (which you most likely should in the absence of language to the contrary in the trust instrument or state law), then the fees will be reported as a miscellaneous itemized deduction on Line 28 of Schedule A.
In TurboTax, accomplishing the foregoing is difficult without having access to Forms Mode (available in the desktop (CD/Download software) and doing an override.
Regardless, the fees should not be subject to the 2% limitation (which is simple to enter with TurboTax) and the solution for online products, albeit rather imperfect, appears in the screenshots below.
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