Interest & Dividend Income with Joint Owners

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  • Burke
    Senior Member
    • Jan 2008
    • 7068

    #16
    Exactly. Which goes back to my original statement. Why not just split the accounts into individual names? They can always TOD them to each other.

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    • Zee
      Senior Member
      • Mar 2006
      • 932

      #17
      Originally posted by Burke
      Exactly. Which goes back to my original statement. Why not just split the accounts into individual names? They can always TOD them to each other.
      That'd be good advice.

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      • Burke
        Senior Member
        • Jan 2008
        • 7068

        #18
        Originally posted by erchess
        I did not know that there was anything wrong with alternating the reporting of joint income but I can see why allowing it would create an enforcement nightmare.Still does anyone have a cite for the rules on reporting income from a financial account held jointly by individuals who do not file jointly? I don't doubt personally that the rule is what we have decided that it is but the arrangement of this mother and daughter would make sense to a lot of lay people and I'd like to have a reference manual or an authority to back me up when I tell them they can't do things that way.
        You can refer them to the instructions for filing Forms 1099 (Cat #27976F), page 3, under Section A: Nominee/middleman returns.

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