Deceased Person Tax Return
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- Опубліковано 16 лип 2023
- What do you do when you have to file a tax return for a parent, spouse, friend, or loved one who has passed on? The accountants at REH CPA have the answers and can help you navigate these rough waters.
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Ray Halstead and Andrew McMillan are managing partners at REH CPAs in Mooresville, NC. They focus on helping small business owners with their bookkeeping, accounting, taxes, and ultimately allowing them to stay out of their books and in their business.
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How can i get the money for my deceased son that i foled in IRS
Great video! My Dad died on 4/15/2024 (obviously choosing the easier path). Mom remains alive and well, and I am preparing their 2023 tax returns a bit late. No extension request was filed, but I'm pretty certain they will not owe any money. Since Dad was still living through all of 2023, can I assume that your instructions in this video do not apply to me at this point, but will apply to me when I prepare their 2024 returns? Is there any other information that I should be aware of for their 2023 tax returns?
What if you were privately employed by someone who just recently passed away? How do I file?
Wow I didn’t know the IRS was such “grave diggers”.
What other forms for the refund? I have a death certificate but no probate letter
I’m not positive but you may need to apply for an EIN
What if your adult child passes away? That is due to a refund for 2023
What happens if the the deceased was a senior and didn't pay taxes? What forms should you use?
Did they receive Social Security, PERS or something like that? Regardless, I believe you want/need to file so the IRS knows the person is deceased and no one else can file using their SSN
@@julielemoine3954Yes they received SS and army checks. File a 1040 form?
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