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CountAllVotes

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Wed Feb 28, 2024, 12:10 PM Feb 2024

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Revocable Trusts are ignored for tax purposes. I don't think the IRS knows marybourg Feb 2024 #1
Nothing has happened w/the trust anyway CountAllVotes Feb 2024 #2
Still no letter but I think I figured it out CountAllVotes Mar 2024 #3

marybourg

(13,215 posts)
1. Revocable Trusts are ignored for tax purposes. I don't think the IRS knows
Wed Feb 28, 2024, 08:06 PM
Feb 2024

or cares that your house (and mine) is titled to a revocable trust. Wait for the letter.

CountAllVotes

(21,107 posts)
2. Nothing has happened w/the trust anyway
Thu Feb 29, 2024, 09:15 AM
Feb 2024

I'll try not to worry about it.

Thank you.



CountAllVotes

(21,107 posts)
3. Still no letter but I think I figured it out
Fri Mar 1, 2024, 06:59 AM
Mar 2024

I didn't see the box below the signature where they want your phone # and email address!

I bet that's the reason it's been held up.

Oh well ....

Thanks again.

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