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| Subject: Re: Deceased dependent mother-in-law | Date: 2/23/2001 7:37 PM | |
| Author: BigBunkler | Number: 47065 of 127753 | |
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Do I have to file a Form1040 for 2000 for her ONLY to let the IRS know that she has passed away? Some place I read that a tax return has to be filed within 8 months of a person's death but her income was well under the taxable limit to file. === === === Since her income was under the filing limit as you indicate, there is no need to file a Form 1040 for her. The Social Security Administration notifies the IRS of decedents. HTH --BigBunk |
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