Any recousre for holding back K-1 and info?

[ohana]

My uncle has been handling my grandfathers estate and although I got a check back in 11/04, he has refused to give me or my attorney any financial accounting on the Trust from which it came.
Yesterday I received a Fiduciary 1041 K-1 (dated 6/30/05) showing I have taxable income for 2004. I have since found out the estate got an extension back in April giving them until 7/15/05 to file with the IRS which they apparently did on 6/30/05 - but my uncle held onto my K-1 until this week.
In hindsight, he could have told me back in April when I filed my 1040 that there would be a K-1 coming so I could file an extension or at lease make a withholding payment.
Now I have to file an amended return and pay penalties and interest -
all because he has refused to give me any accounting info what-so-ever which we have been requesting for over a year now.
Do I have any recourse against him, or can I submit my amended return with an explanantion to the IRS (and copies of our requests for accounting info) in hopes I won't be penalized?
Should I tell the IRS about his refusal to provide info and sending my K-1 so late?
Thank you very much for any advice.

 

[Dandy Don]

You forgot to post what state this refers to.

Does the amount showing on your K1 approximately equal the amount you got on your check in 2004?

DANDY DON IN OKLAHOMA ([email protected])

 

[ohana]

You're right, my apologies... it's Florida.

No, the distribution I received is more than what is on the K-1. I can only assume my uncle sold off some of the mutual funds and therefore the K-1 is showing some dividends, short and long term gains.

 

[Zachary]

Dandy Don...

By chance did you see me reply to your question... and is this the right forum?

Thanks