Fiduciary Taxation Estate and Trusts Tax Form 1041

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[@mml1224]

hi, i thumbed it and subs'd. However, i didn't see a long term or short term capital stock gain example? i know on 1040, the LT gains are zero taxes from 40 to 80k depending on filing status, any truth with that w/ estates taxes or do u just add up all types of income and go thru G calculation?? thanks!

[@edzanjero353]

Do you have a 1041 vid for a Simple Trust, income only and no expenses?

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Is a Grantor Trust considered a Complex Trust? Or, once a Trust is considered a Grantor, neither apply?

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