4 Things Beneficiaries Who Receive IRS Form 8971's Schedule A Must Know

MSK Client Alert

July 26, 2016

If you are the beneficiary of an estate required to file the new Form 8971 and you have just opened your mailbox to the wonderful surprise of a Schedule A to Form 8971, this alert will explain four things you need to know about the exciting new Schedule A.

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