My husband died in 2023 and I filed a joint return with/for him. Several stocks were difficult to transfer to my ownership in 2023 and were resolved in 2024. I received a few 1099-DIVs for 2024 income associated with his social security number. The total value is less than $600. Do I ignore these since there is not enough income to file for or do I report them as my income despite the social security number difference?
You do not need to include them on your tax return. Since those payments were received in the year after he died it is income to his estate. Since there is less than $600 his estate is not required to file a tax return.
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