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Category Archives: Trusts
IRS & NYS DTF Matters; Recent Developments & 2014 Regs. & Rulings of Note
I. New York State Matters NYS Amends Estate & Gift Tax Beginning April 1, 2014, the NYS estate exemption will increase every 12 months through 2017. On April 1, 2014, the NYS exemption became $2.0625; on April 1, 2015, $3.125 … Continue reading
Posted in Estate Planning, Federal Gift Tax, Federal Income Tax, Grantor Trusts, Income Taxation of Nongrantor trusts, Portability
Tagged asset sales to grantor trusts, final regs on portability, final regs on section 67(a), last deceased spouse, new york "throwback" rule for trusts, New York Amendments to Gift and Estate Tax, New York estate tax exemption, new york obviates grantor trusts, New York portability, new york trust changes, new york's "cliff" estate rule, plr 20130002 new york, Portability, qtip contingency plr 20140011, relief from late portability elections, Taylor v. NYS Tax Commission
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The Evolution of Trusts in American Jurisprudence
I. Introduction A trust is a relationship whereby a trustee holds property for the benefit the beneficiary, or cestui que trust. A division of ownership occurs between the trustee, who holds legal title, and the beneficiary, who holds equitable title. … Continue reading
Posted in The Evolution of Trusts in American Jurisprudence, Treatises, Trusts
Tagged bailment, cestui que trust, common law of england, courts of chancery, english courts of law, equitable charge, fiduciaries, HEMs standard, history of trusts, justice cardozo, justice story, king v. talbot, king's courts of law, meinhard v. salmon, merger of law and equity, no further inquiry rule, prudent investor rule, treas. reg. 301.7701-4(a), trust beneficiary, trust distinguished from contract, trusts distinguished from other legal forms, uniform trust code
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Taxation of Foreign Nongrantor Trusts: Throwback Rule
I. Introduction The throwback rule is intended to prevent a foreign trust from accumulating income, thereby delaying the reporting of that income by U.S. beneficiaries until the time when the income is eventually distributed. The throwback rules defeat this income … Continue reading
Income Taxation of Nongrantor Trusts
Posted in Income Taxation of Nongrantor trusts, Income Taxation of Nongrantor trusts, Income Taxation of Nongrantor trusts, News
Tagged carry out DNI, complex trusts, distributable net income, distribution deduction, fiduciary accounting income, fiduciary income tax return, nongrantor trusts, simple trusts, subchapter j, taxation of trusts, tentative taxable income, tier one distributions, tier rules, tier two distributions, Trustee Commissions
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Taxation of Grantor Trusts
Posted in Delaware Asset Protection Trusts, Grantor Trust Treatise, Grantor Trusts, Grantor Trusts, News, Treatises, Trusts
Tagged administrative powers, adverse party, asset protection trusts, beneficial enjoyment, beneficial owner, compliance issues grantor trusts, Delaware Asset Protection Trust, estate planning, fiduciary accounting income, fiduciary income, grantor trusts, IRC 671, irc 672, irc 673, IRC 674, irc 675, irc 676, IRC 677, irc 678, mallinckrodt trusts, nevada asset protection trust, nonadverse party, nongrantor trusts, plr 200131002, power to control beneficial interest, reporting grantor trust income, substitution powers, table income of trust
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Modifying or “Decanting” Irrevocable Trusts: New York’s Decanting Statute Annotated
Posted in Decanting, Decanting, News, Treatises, Trusts
Tagged amend irrevocable trusts, amend trusts, change trustees, change trusts, decanting trusts, eptl 10-6.6, Irrevocable trusts, New York's Decanting Statute, power of appointment to decant, trustee's authority to decant
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August Comment: NYS Estate, Gift & Trust Tax Update
I. Introduction A number of important changes to New York estate, trust and gift tax law were recently enacted. Briefly, (i) the New York estate tax exemption will reach parity with the federal exemption by 2019; (ii) the federal estate … Continue reading →