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Fiduciary Income Tax Returns, Income Source, Deductions, and Tax Liability, by Type of Entity, Filing Year 1998Other deductions [3]Taxable income [4]Total tax liability [5]�d Data are suppressed to prevent disclosure of individual taxpayer data. However, the data are included in the appropriate totals.[[1] The values of both taxable and nontaxable grantor trusts are included in this category.8SOURCE: IRS, Statistics of Income Division, April 2010.�[3] Other deductions not subject to the 2 percent floor, including bond premiums, casualty and theft losses, clean-fuel vehicle deductions, and net operating losses.E[4] Only values greater than zero were recorded for taxable income. �[5] Tax liability amounts noted in this table are  settlement amounts, which include any changes made during processing or audit procedures. Therefore, these amounts may differ from the tax liability reported by the taxpayer on Form 1041.�[6] Excludes returns with zero gross income. Returns with zero gross income may have amounts (and corresponding numbers of returns) for any of the items shown in columns 4 through 59. See Table 1 for data on these returns. 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