What line on the Trust 1041 do I report a capital loss carry forward to beneficiaries in the final year of the Trust. I know where it goes on the K-1's sent to beneficiaries but where does it go on the Trust's 1041?
January 9, 2022 1:23 PM last updated January 09, 2022 1:23 PM Connect with an expertx
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1 Best answeron the final return it doesn't go anywhere on the 1041. just gets reported on SCH D and the K-1.
January 9, 2022 2:05 PMon the final return it doesn't go anywhere on the 1041. just gets reported on SCH D and the K-1.
January 9, 2022 2:05 PM Expert AlumniThe Schedule D as indicated, is the appropriate form to enter the capital loss carry forward, however on the Form 1041 you will be using the 'Distributable Net Income ' section to reduce or eliminate the income from the estate income. Then it is passed onto the beneficiaries on the K-1s.
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If you are using TurboTax Business, the calculation will be made and the schedules (K-1 and Schedule D) will be populated for you automatically.
January 10, 2022 6:39 AMThanks for the advice. In this case, the Trust had no income, expenses or capital gains. Therefore Schedule B, line 7 (DNI) is zero. The only entries on Schedule B would be (3000) on line 1 and 3000 on line 6, which net to show a zero DNI and, according to the Capital Loss Carry Forward worksheet, does not reduce the prior year's capital loss carry forward available to beneficiaries in this final year of the Trust. There are no other entries in Schedule B. The only places the prior year's capital loss carry forward shows up is on Schedule D and the K1's for beneficiaries. I hope this is correct.