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This guide provides a clear and supportive overview of how to fill out the Preprinted Vouchers for estimating income tax for estates and trusts, ensuring compliance with Internal Revenue Service requirements. Completing this form online can simplify your tax filing process and help you stay organized.
Follow the steps to accurately complete the preprinted vouchers.
- Click ‘Get Form’ button to access the form and open it in your editor.
- Begin with the payment vouchers. Enter the name of the estate or trust, along with the Employer Identification Number (EIN), fiduciary's name, title, and address in the designated spaces.
- For the payment amount, input only the specific sum that the estate or trust is submitting. Remember to account for any overpayment from the previous year that is applied to this year's estimated taxes, but do not include that overpayment in this entry.
- Enclose a check or money order with the payment voucher, ensuring it is made payable to 'Internal Revenue Service.' Include the estate's or trust's EIN and '1996 Form 1041-ES' on the instrument. Do not staple or attach the payment.
- Fill out the Record of Estimated Tax Payments for your records, detailing the payment date, amount, and any check or money order numbers.
- Ensure that the correct voucher corresponding to the payment due date is utilized, and mail it to the specified IRS address provided in the instructions.
- After inputting all information, save your changes, and you can also choose to download or print the completed vouchers for your records.
Start filling out your Preprinted Vouchers online today for a smoother tax calculation process.
The payment voucher at the bottom of Form 1040-V should be detached and mailed with the tax return and payment. The voucher requires: Line 1: Social Security number (SSN) Line 2: The SSN of the taxpayer's spouse, if filing a joint return.
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