Consumption not included on the final return to the Decedent

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"It is not on the decedent's last earnings report after the return of his death, or after a fall or because of death, if the decedent at the accrual method. This income is considered to be "the" revenue for the decedent ""; or consumption. Consumption is taxed estate or recipient receives income in the year of adoption. Last reply Decedent, entitled to deduct only expenditure paid up to and including the date of death may be required. If the decedent on an accrual basis, are those deductions accruable up to and including the date of the death of the right of deduction. Check payments are deductible items have been delivered or mailed prior to the date of death of the decedent, the deduction is permissible on the last return of the decedent, even if not check transaction or saved to the decedent's death. If the check was not honored by the Bank, the item is not deductible. "

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