Enlarge image | State of Rhode Island Division of Taxation Form RI-1310 Statement of Claimant to Refund Due - Deceased Taxpayer 14103899990101 Name of decedent Date of death Social security number Address City, town or post office State ZIP code Name of claimant Address City, town or post office State ZIP code I am filing this statement as (check only one box): A Administrator or executor. Attach a court certificate showing your appointment. B Claimant, for the estate of the decedent, other than the above. Complete Schedule A and attach a copy of the death certificate or proof of death. Please attach any requested information. If applicable, complete Schedule A. All claimants must sign below. Schedule A - Complete only if you checked “B” above. Yes No 1 Did the deceased leave a will? .......................................................................................... 2a Has an administrator or executor been appointed for the estate of the decedent?.......... b If “No”, will one be appointed?.......................................................................................... If 2a or 2b is checked “Yes”, do not file this form. The administrator or executor should file for the refund. DRAFT IMPORTANT If the claimant is a surviving spouse and the decedent dies in the current tax year prior to filing a joint tax return, this form does not need to be completed. Check the “deceased” box next to the decedent’s name on your return. Enter “Filing as Surviving Spouse” on the signature line for the decedent, then sign on the line provided. INSTRUCTIONS 1. Enter the name, date of death, social security number and last known address for the deceased taxpayer. 2. Enter the name and current address of the person or firm to whom the refund is to be paid. 3. Check off either box A or B. 4. Attach the documentation required. 5. Sign the form and either attach it to the Rhode Island income tax return being filed, or if the return has already 09/30/2024 |