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MineralMan

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8. Well, since they both died on January 6, 2021, I think I'll

Reply to ALBliberal (Reply #7)

Wed Jun 29, 2022, 12:55 PM

Jun 2022

just pass on it. They literally had no income in that time. Social Security was notified, and grabbed back the last payment they had sent. Their farm had already been sold, and closed on in January. All of their assets were in trust.

So, I think I won't bother with the IRS for 2021. If they bug me, I'll file something.

Thanks for the compliment, too. I did some research, along with a little reasoning.

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Letter from the IRS - Regarding Tax Filings for Deceased Parents [View all] MineralMan Jun 2022 OP

Thanks for your care for us DUers. MiniMe Jun 2022 #1

Yes, they have to pay taxes for the year when they were alive. MineralMan Jun 2022 #3

Thank you for sharing this information. SharonClark Jun 2022 #2

I've been sharing stuff about my parents' passing, where MineralMan Jun 2022 #5

Had the same issue jonstl08 Jun 2022 #4

Yikes! My situation was much simpler, and MineralMan Jun 2022 #6

CPA here ALBliberal Jun 2022 #7

Well, since they both died on January 6, 2021, I think I'll MineralMan Jun 2022 #8

Very reasonable:)) ALBliberal Jun 2022 #9