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Level 3
March 5, 2026

SALE OF MAIN HOME, OF A RVOC TRUST, IN PROSERIES PROFESSIONAL

  • March 5, 2026
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I have never done a tax return for a deceased client. The trust has sold both the homes in the year 2025 the relative died. I have followed the instructions of placing the sale on the Schedule D, but I can't get it to transfer to the 1041. 

Also one of the beneficiaries as received a sum of money from the Trust. Where do  I submit the information on the K-1.

Thank you in advance for your wisdom in helping me navigate through this Trust.

 

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Intuit Community Champion
March 11, 2026

I would repost this in the ProSeries channel. You'll get more eyes on it there than over here.

I use Lacerte and I don't do trusts, so I won't be much help to you.

But while I don't do trusts, was there anything that should carry over from Sch D to the 1041 after the step-up in basis?

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sillysylAuthor
Level 3
March 17, 2026

THANK YOU.

 

BobKamman
Level 15
March 11, 2026

How many homes were sold?  This was after the owner died?  It doesn't really matter if (one of them) was a main home, trusts are not ghosts with a principal home to haunt.  You probably have a loss, after selling expenses.  You're filling out 1041 Schedule D?  It should carry over to the 1041 but maybe a loss, with no income to offset it, doesn't appear there.  

The amount of distributions to beneficiaries doesn't show up on the K-1.  Just the share of distributable income.  You might not even need K-1s, if there was no income.  Unless it's a final return and you want to distribute the capital loss and other deductions that might be claimed on Schedule A.  

sillysylAuthor
Level 3
March 17, 2026

THANK YOU