Absolutely. The first thing you want to do is inform the IRS that that partner has passed away. I don’t know if you could get a death certificate or either know whomever is the representative of that partner’s estate to actually you get power of attorney or have that representative to contact the IRS and say, hey, this partner is no longer here. And please, everything that of the business should go to please refer to you, whoever you are, and then that should start the ball rolling. You can also contact the IRS yourself if you have a partnership like a true 1065 partnership and you receive a K1 that K1 should also be proof that you are the other partner. Also, if you have any operating agreements in the operating agreements. A lot of times it spells out what happens in event in the event of a partner’s death. So just start there. You have to alert the IRS and then once the IRS is alerted and you’re able to get access to records, then you can start requesting transcripts so tax account transcripts from the IRS. That’s where I would start if it’s helpful.