How do I file a Trust  Fund Income Tax Return?
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The value of the trust fund is irrelevant, you only need to file if the trust fund's income was >$600 or a beneficiary is a nonresident alien.\n\nThe trust should have received 1099-INTs, 1099-DIVs, or 1099-S, and if those add up to less than $600 you'll be ok.\n\nBasically, if the income was >$600, you need to file a 1041 for the trust.  Good luck.
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go to www.irs.gov and type in the form you need
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Your situation would depend greatly on which country you are in. \n\nIf you do not want to own the money yourself, you can have a personal trust set up for the child, where you or somebody else would act as trustee for the trust and manage the funds. The trust deed that is set up by the donor, determines the requirements that have to be met before the beneficiary of he trust fund may get access to the funds.\n\nIf you want to keep ownership of the money, you can of course invest in anything, and then give the money to your child whenever you feel like it.\n\nHowever, there are major tax implication from capital gains tax, income tax to estate duty involved. Discuss it with a certified professional that specialises in estate planning.
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I found this website really useful:\n\nhttp://www.direct.gov.uk/MoneyTaxAndBenefits/Taxes/BeginnersGuideToTax/BeginnersGuideToTaxArticles/fs/en?CONTENT_ID=4015472&chk=iIHw8P
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You still have to file a tax form because you actually did earn money.  Sad, but true.  Since you don't want to pay e-file, do a written one and since it's miniscule the math is simple.  Remember, the 17th is the absolute final day to get those returns postmarked in the post office.  So grab a form and get to it.
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You need to ask the trustee for your trust account.  You can't access the funds, but more than likely the trustee may have some ability to pay for certain things on your behalf, but it would be completely up to them to make that decision.
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A tax payer can receive an automatic 6 month extent ion of time to file their federal return. You must file form 4868 (application for automatic extension of time to file a US individual income tax return) This form must be filed by April 17th. I hope this helps. You can go to IRS.GOV
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easy to do, either use form 3949-A or just mail a letter to \n\nInternal Revenue Service \nFresno, CA  93888\n\n\nyou can read all about it at the IRS webpage below.  \n\nIts confidential, and if they collect some of our tax dollars back from this tax cheat, you get 10% of it as a reward!
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You need to fill out form 4 from the the BATF, pay a two hundred one time tax stamp to the feds, get your local LEO to sign of on it.  Wait about a year
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From your local IRS office. You can also write to them for forms
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In order to qualify for the loan, the trust has to have a credit history and source of income.  Well, trusts can have a source of income (rent, in this case), but it's rare that they have a credit history.\n\nThe way most folks have to do this is temporarily quitclaim it to the folks who qualify for the mortgage, them quitclaim it back to the trust, who agrees to be responsible to them for the payments, loan balance, indemnities, etcetera.\n\nAnother way is for the people to guarantee repayment, but this is complex and may result in higher rates than the first way..\n\nEither way, there are tax and credit implications.  Talk to an accountant about the one, and ask your loan officer about the second.  If the loan officer is clueless, run "Cosigning Mortgages" through a search engine, but I wouldn't trust a clueless loan officer.
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If I were doing your return, I would probably file a Schedule C using a code of 561900 (Other Support Services) or 114110 (Fishing).  This seems more than reasonable to me.  I don't think worm farming can reasonably be explained as a farm, since your worms are probably used for fishing and not for some agricultural or animal development purpose.  \n\nIf it gets down to the wire and would like some help, I'd be happy to help you get that filed.  If it gets really down to the wire, you might consider filing a Form 4868 extension.  As long as you don't think you're going to have to pay any taxes this year (good indicator would be what you paid/received back last year) then it can be sent in without any check and you can have 6 more months to file your taxes, up until October 15th.  \n\nhttp://www.refundaccounting.com
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If you really need to file this form you should seek professional help (tax help that is). If you are determined to go it alone you may download the fillable PDF file from www.irs.gov. It will not perform any of the calculations for you so download the instructions and take your time. Make sure all boxes that apply to you are checked. Software that would do this form would cost more than professional preparation.
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Call the Customer Service area at the IRS by calling 1-800-829-0922 and ask to speak with someone in the Tax Law Department who handles Capital Gains Tax, they will transfer you.  You can also visit their website at www.IRS.Gov, where you can download forms & publications.  There is even a link where you can Free File your return at no charge (if your AGI is less than $50,000).
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http://www.legaldocs.com/misc-s.htm\n\nI am no lawyer, but I think you can make your demand in a well written letter.\n\nWrite to him:\n\nDEMANDD FOR COMPLETE ACCOUNTING OF TRUSTEE _____________ FOR THE YEARS ______ AND _______.\n\nTHIS IS A DEMAN FOR A FULL AND DOCUMENTED ACCOUNTING OF ALL FUNDS SAID TRUST, ______________(hereafter to be called Trust in this demand).  This is to include out expenses of all types for running said TRUST, lawyer fees for running Trust.  This is to include all accounting of fund presently in trustees and any distributions there of.\n\nYou are given 10 days for date of this demand to comply.\n\nSomething to that effect.  \n\nHave the document signed and witnessed and if necessary go to your bank where notaries are free and get them to notarize that that is your signature.  Send you document by registered signed receipt mail.  \n\nMake a formal complainant to the State of Ill. Bar  Association.  The BBB.  And if your brothers and or sisters or whom ever else are in this trust have them copied.  \n\nThey may want to help.\n\nIf this is your trust only.  Get on it quick.  My father left my mother an Estate, her lawyer robbed her blind and left her with no funds. \n\nAgain, I am no lawyer, but you must make your demand in writing as the lawyer can say you never asked for it.  I think you might have a Free Legal Service there also....contact them today!!! \n\nGood luck.
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The form that must be filed is a 1040X (for an individual, just add X to the end of the form number fr other entities).  Go to irs.gov, under forms and publications you can find the form and the instructions which should be helpful.  If you need more you might do a search of the sight for the words "amended return" for other publications.
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Go to the library and ask them for a book of trusts which award money.  You will probably have to go to your Central Library and then look in the reference section.  My sister did this and managed to get help with school fees for her daughter. There are a lot of very old and obscure trusts that offer money to people because they have worked in a shop, of live in particular areas etc.  It will take some time but it could be worth it.