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Form 1310: Statement of Person Claiming Refund Due a Deceased Taxpayer

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Quick answer

Form 1310 lets a surviving spouse, executor, or other claimant collect an income-tax refund owed to someone who has died. You enter the deceased taxpayer's details, your relationship and capacity (court-appointed personal representative or otherwise), and how the refund should be paid. With JustFill you upload the blank IRS 1310 PDF, the AI maps each field, and you type the details before downloading it free to file with the deceased's return.

Form
Form 1310
Issued by
IRS
Country
United States
Cost to fill
Free

What is Form 1310?

Form 1310 is filed to claim a federal income-tax refund on behalf of a deceased taxpayer. It identifies the decedent, the tax year, and the person claiming the refund, and asks which box applies — surviving spouse, court-appointed personal representative, or other claimant (who must provide additional documentation). It's usually attached to the decedent's final return (or a return that generates the refund). Getting the claimant box and capacity right is what lets the IRS release the refund. JustFill lets you complete the 1310 online so the details are clear before you file.

Download the Form 1310 form PDF — free

The official Form 1310 and its instructions are free to download from the IRS at irs.gov/forms-pubs/about-form-1310. Open the blank PDF in JustFill to type the decedent and claimant details, then download the completed form to file with the return.

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Who fills out Form 1310?

  • Surviving spouses claiming a refund on a joint or final return
  • Court-appointed executors / personal representatives
  • Other relatives or claimants handling a decedent's tax refund
  • Tax preparers filing a deceased taxpayer's final return

Field-by-field breakdown

What each section of Form 1310 asks for. JustFill’s AI will detect these fields automatically when you upload the PDF — review the breakdown below so you know what to enter.

Decedent information

The deceased taxpayer's name, SSN, and date of death.

Tax year

The year of the return generating the refund.

Claimant information

Your name, address, and relationship to the decedent.

Claimant type (box A/B/C)

Surviving spouse, court-appointed rep, or other claimant.

Supporting questions

Whether a personal representative was appointed, will pay debts, etc.

Signature

The claimant signs and dates the statement.

Common mistakes to avoid

  • 1Choosing the wrong claimant box (a surviving spouse on a joint return often needs no 1310).
  • 2Failing to attach required documents when claiming as "other" (Box C).
  • 3Mismatching the decedent's name/SSN with the return.

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Frequently asked questions

Someone claiming a refund owed to a deceased taxpayer — often an executor or relative. A surviving spouse filing a joint return frequently does not need it. JustFill helps you fill it cleanly.
Yes. Upload the official PDF to JustFill — the AI detects each field and you type the decedent and claimant details, then download the completed form.
Generally yes — it accompanies the deceased taxpayer's return that generates the refund (or is mailed per the instructions for your situation).
Check the appropriate box; court-appointed personal representatives often attach a copy of the court certificate per the instructions.

Official source: Form 1310 on IRS’s website

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