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General Power of Appointment Can Neutralize Estate Tax
A general power of appointment is power of appointment that is exercisable in favor of the donee, the donee’s creditors, or the creditors of the donee’s estate. Under IRC § 2042, the value of property over which the donee possesses a general power of appointment at death is included in the donee’s estate. Continue reading
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Tagged 2523(f), applicable exclusion amount, appoint trust assets, completed gift, credit shelter, credit shelter trust, equalize, equalize estates, general power of appointment, PLR 200101021, PLR 200210051, PLR 200403094, PLR 200604028, QTIP, testamentary general power of appointment, unequal estates
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