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instructions,such as legislationenacted after they were published,go towww.irs.gov/Form1041ES.  \n# What's New\n\nCapital gains and qualified dividends.The maximum tax rate for long-termcapital gains and qualified dividends is20%.For tax year 2025,the 20%rateapplies to amounts above $15,900.The0%and 15%rates continue to apply toamounts below certain thresholdamounts.The 0%rate applies toamounts up to $3,250.The 15%rateapplies to amounts between the twothresholds.  \n# Purpose of Form\n\nUse this package to figure and payestimated tax for an estate or trust.Estimated tax is the amount of tax anestate or trust expects to owe for theyear after subtracting the amount of anytax withheld and the amount of anycredits.  \nThis package is primarily for first-timefilers.After the IRS receives the firstpayment voucher,the estate or trust willreceive a 1041-ES package with thename,address,and employeridentification number(EIN)preprinted onthe vouchers for the next tax year.Usethe preprinted vouchers unless theElectronic Federal Tax Payment System(EFTPS)is used.If you,as fiduciary,didn't receive any 2025 preprintedvouchers,use the vouchers in thispackage.However,don't use thevouchers to notify the IRS of a change ofaddress.If the fiduciary has moved,complete Form 8822-B,Change ofAddress or Responsible Party-Business.  \n# Who Must Make EstimatedTax Payments\n\nGenerally,a fiduciary of an estate or trustmust pay estimated tax if the estate ortrust is expected to owe,aftersubtracting its withholding and credits,at least $1,000 in tax for 2025 and canexpect its withholding and credits to beless than the smaller of:  \n1.90%of the tax shown on the 2025tax return (6623%of the tax if the estateor trust qualifies as a farmer or fisherman(fisher));or  \n2.The tax shown on the 2024 taxreturn(110%of that amount if theestate's or trust's adjusted gross income(AGI)on that return is more than$150,000,and less than 2/₃of grossncome for 2024 and 2025 is fromfarming or fishing).  \nHowever,if a return wasn't filed for2024 or that return didn't cover a full 12months,item (2)above doesn't apply.  \nFor this purpose,include householdemployment taxes when figuring the taxshown on the tax return,but only if:  \n● The estate or trust will have federalincome tax withheld from any income,or  \n·The estate or trust would be requiredto make estimated tax payments (toavoid a penalty)even if it didn't includehousehold employment taxes whenfiguring its estimated tax.  \nExceptions.Estimated tax paymentsaren't required from:  \n1.An estate of a domestic decedent ora domestic trust that had a full 12-month2024 tax year and had no tax liability forthat year;  \n2.A decedent's estate for any tax yearending before the date that is 2 yearsafter the decedent's death;or  \n3.A trust that was treated as ownedby the decedent if the trust will receivethe residue of the decedent's estateunder the will (or,if no will is admitted toprobate,is the trust primarily responsiblefor paying debts,taxes,and expenses ofadministration)for any tax year endingbefore the date that is 2 years after thedecedent's death.  \n# How To Figure EstimatedTax\n\nUse the 2025 Estimated Tax Worksheetand 2025 Tax Rate Schedule,later,andthe estate's or trust's 2024 tax returnand instructions as a guide for figuringthe 2025 estimated tax.  \nIf the estate or trust receives itsincome unevenly throughout the year,itmay be able to lower or eliminate theamount of its required estimated taxpayment for one or more periods byusing the annualized income installmentmethod.See Pub.505,Tax Withholdingand Estimated Tax,for details.  \nInstructions for 2025Estimated Tax Worksheet  \n## Line 4.Exemption\n\nDecedents'estates.A decedent'sestate is allowed a $600 exemption.  \nTrusts required to distribute allincome currently.A trust whosegoverning instrument requires that allincom","cbCairXkNtvhqOKZ","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCairXkNtvhqOKZ","pdf",170938,7,"English","# Future Developments\n# What's New\n# 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