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Decedents Personal Information: First Name:Middle Name:Date of Death:Hour:**A court order may be required to correct Decedents Name once the Death Certificate has been filed IF THE CORRECTION CHANGES

How to fill out form 706 and 8971

How to fill out form 706 and 8971

1. To fill out form 706, follow these steps:
2. Gather all the necessary information and documentation related to the deceased person's estate.
3. Download form 706 from the official IRS website or obtain a physical copy.
4. Fill in the personal information of the deceased person, such as their name, Social Security number, and date of death.
5. Provide information about the executor or personal representative of the estate.
6. Report the assets and liabilities of the estate, including real estate, securities, bank accounts, and debts.
7. Determine the value of each asset and calculate the total value of the estate.
8. Calculate any applicable deductions and exemptions to determine the taxable amount of the estate.
9. Complete additional sections of the form that may be relevant to your specific situation, such as generation-skipping transfer tax or special use valuation.
10. Sign and date the form.
11. Keep a copy of the completed form for your records and submit it to the IRS according to the instructions provided.
13. To fill out form 8971, follow these steps:
14. Obtain a copy of the final Schedule A from the estate tax return (Form 706) filed for the decedent.
15. Enter the necessary information about the estate and the decedent, such as their names, Social Security numbers, and date of death.
16. Provide information about the executor or personal representative of the estate.
17. List all the beneficiaries who received property from the estate and specify their identifying information.
18. Report the value of the property received by each beneficiary.
19. Complete additional sections of the form that may be relevant, such as reporting installment payments or adjustments.
20. Sign and date the form.
21. Keep a copy of the completed form for your records and submit it to the IRS according to the instructions provided.

Who needs form 706 and 8971?

1. Form 706 is needed by the executor or personal representative of a deceased individual's estate when the total value of the estate, plus adjusted taxable gifts and specific exemptions, exceeds the estate tax threshold for the applicable year. It is used to calculate and report the federal estate tax liability.
2. Form 8971 is needed by anyone who is required to file form 706. It is used to report the final estate tax value of items of property received by any beneficiary from the estate.

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What is form 706 and 8971?

Form 706 is the United States Estate (and Generation-Skipping Transfer) Tax Return, used to report the transfer of assets upon the death of an individual. Form 8971 is used to report the basis of assets received from a decedent.

Who is required to file form 706 and 8971?

Form 706 is required to be filed by the executor of the estate of a deceased individual if the estate's value exceeds the applicable exclusion amount. Form 8971 is required to be filed by anyone who receives property from a decedent's estate that requires a Form 706 to be filed.

How to fill out form 706 and 8971?

Form 706 and 8971 must be filled out accurately, including details of the deceased individual, assets in the estate, valuations, and other relevant information. It is recommended to seek professional assistance to ensure proper completion.

What is the purpose of form 706 and 8971?

The purpose of Form 706 is to calculate and report estate tax liability, while Form 8971 is used to determine the basis of assets received from a decedent for income tax purposes.

What information must be reported on form 706 and 8971?

Information required includes details of the deceased individual, assets included in the estate, valuations, liabilities, and other relevant information for estate tax and basis determination.