IRS Comment Request on Trust and Estate Residence Information Collection
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The IRS is asking the public to comment on an existing information collection tied to rules on the tax residence of trusts and estates. The notice does not change tax rules; it starts a review of whether the paperwork is useful, clear, and not overly burdensome. Trustees, estate administrators, tax advisers, and others who deal with trust or estate tax filings may want to comment by August 21, 2026. Comments will be public, so sensitive personal information should not be included.
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Key Changes
- Opens a public comment period on IRS information collection for trust and estate residence rules
- Sets August 21, 2026 as the deadline for comments to be considered
- Asks for feedback on burden, usefulness, clarity, and ways to reduce paperwork
Obligations
What this law requires
Any person submitting written comments to the IRS on this information collection should submit them by the stated comment deadline to ensure consideration.
Email comments submitted to the IRS must include “OMB Control No. 1545-1600” in the subject line.
Commenters should not include confidential information, including sensitive personal information, in comments because all comments will become public record and may be viewable online.