In article <gpridq$6ja$1[at]news.motzarella.org> ,
Ricky Bobby <driver[at]gofast.ge> wrote:
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A taxpayer who files a tax return and then receives a tax form,
such as a Form 1099 or a Schedule K-1, can amend the tax return
by filing form 1040X. A state equivalent of form 1040X might
also be neeeded.
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ArtKamlet at a o l dot c o m Columbus OH K2PZH

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I'm executor of my father's estate. He died in 2007 and I filed the
decedent's last return last year. But now I need to file an estate tax
return on Form 1041 and K-1 forms for myself and two brothers reporting
about $3,000 of income I distributed in 2008 to each of us.

I have until April 15th to file the 1041 and K-1-- so how do they report
that 2008 income? They've already filed their 2008 returns?

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