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Old 03-31-2008, 04:25 AM
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> Series HH bonds with a deferred tax of $38500 redeemed by estate of owner
in
> 2008 deceased in 2007)
> When are taxes due, on what form (1041 or 1040) and, if the funds are
> distributed to heirs of estate, is it taxable to them rather then deceased
> or estate. (Heirs in lower tax bracket).


Form 1041. Yes - via 1041 Schedule K-1. However, note that the 1099-INT is
likely to impute the interest since purchase and there is a valuation
step-up so there may also be an estate tax deduction passed through for the
IRD.

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Old 03-30-2008, 07:19 PM
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Default Series HH Bonds

Series HH bonds with a deferred tax of $38500 redeemed by estate of owner in
2008 deceased in 2007)

When are taxes due, on what form (1041 or 1040) and, if the funds are
distributed to heirs of estate, is it taxable to them rather then deceased
or estate. (Heirs in lower tax bracket).

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