Claiming a Deceased Taxpayer’s Refund | IRS Form 1310

Get an official IRS Form 1310 here: eforms.com/irs/form-1310/
IRS Form 1310 is used by an executor, administrator or representative in order to claim a refund on behalf of a deceased taxpayer.
In this video we cover:
What IRS Form 1310 is
Who is and who isn’t required to file
Defining a personal representative
How to notify the IRS if a taxpayer is deceased
And more
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0:00 Intro
0:37 Situations when Form 1310 is required
1:33 When is Form 1310 not required?
2:30 Do I need to provide a dead certificate?
2:44 What status does a surviving spouse use?
2:57 What is the deadline for filing a final tax return?
3:11 How do I notify the IRS that the taxpayer is deceased?
3:21 How to access an official form