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One of my clients is working with his siblings on his deceased mother's estate. The house and estate won't be settled until 2020 and there are 4 siblings involved. They cashed in US Savings Bonds and received several thousand dollars in interest for 2019. The 1099-INT was issued in the estate's TIN. I figured the attorney would report and pay taxes when they did the final 1041 but they gave the 1099-INT and told them they would need to take it to their tax preparer and report it in 2019. I am not that familiar with 1041's so here are my questions. Can I just do the 1041 and let the "estate" pay the taxes instead of giving each sibling a K-1? Do I have to do K-1's and list each sibling? If the estate "pays" the balance due, then will it be deducted in 2020 on the final 1041?
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