Information for tax year 2015 is now available. Unemployment compensation is taxable income and must be reported each year even if you have repaid some or all of the benefits received. You should use the same PIN that you used to certify or inquire on your unemployment claim to access your IRS Form 1099-G for UI Payments.
Report Abuse. yes a beneficiary can act as an executor, usually one is appointed by probate attorney, by family of deceased, or it may be stated in the deceased persons will. Remember, the executor must remain neutral and decisions made on behalf of the estate.es you can. This is actually recommended. The only time that an executor who is not a beneficiary should be named is if a beneficiary is under the age of 18 because someone under this age cannot inherit his/her share until they reach 18.
How to remove an executor. If a beneficiary is unsure of an executorâs actions, they can initially write to the executor asking them for an account of the administration of the estate. If the beneficiary is still dissatisfied with the executorâs explanation, they can apply to the court to remove and substitute the executor. However, this is not an easy thing to do, as the beneficiaries must prove to the court that the executor has seriously misbehaved.