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Schedule J (Form 1041) - Nov 2022

Schedule J (Form 1041) - Nov 2022

Accumulation Distribution for Certain Complex Trusts

Schedule J (Form 1041) is used by certain complex trusts to figure the tax on certain income that is not distributed to beneficiaries and to report the tax on amounts deemed distributed to beneficiaries.

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Schedule J (Form 1041) is used by certain complex trusts to figure the tax on certain income that is not distributed to beneficiaries and to report the tax on amounts deemed distributed to beneficiaries. The form requires information about the trust and its income, as well as information about the beneficiaries and their shares of the trust income.
Certain complex trusts that have income that is not distributed to beneficiaries.
The completed Schedule J (Form 1041) should be attached to Form 1041 and submited to the Internal Revenue Service.

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