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- A Journey Through IRC Section 199A: Wasn’t the Code to be Simplified? July 25, 2019
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- IRS & NYS DTF MATTERS: Recent Developments & 2015 Regs. & Rulings of Note May 13, 2016
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- Escaping the Quandary Posed by Unreported Foreign Accounts May 13, 2016
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Tag Archives: Taylor v. NYS Tax Commission
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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IRS & NYS DTF Matters: Recent Developments & 2013 Regs. & Rulings of Note
I. IRS Matters Final Regulations For Health Insurance As of January 1, IRC § 5000A requires that all “non-exempt” individuals obtain “minimum essential healthcare coverage.” Final regulations governing penalties for noncompliance have been issued. (T.D. 9632). The regulations provide, inter … Continue reading
Posted in Gift & Estate Tax Decisions of Note, IRS, IRS Matters, IRS Rulings & Regulations, NYS Dept. of Tax'n & Finance
Tagged delaware nongrantor trusts, Health Insurance Regulations, irs, late s corporation election, mcneil v. Pennsylvania, net investment income tax, nys suspension of drivers' license tax, nys warrantless income executions, option reporting for brokers mandatory, PLR 201310002, regulations for tangible property, relief from unnecessary qtip elections, Rev. Proc. 2013-35, Taylor v. NYS Tax Commission, treasury
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Income Tax Planning for New York Trusts
View PDF of Article in Tax News & Comment — October 2012 INCOME TAX PLANNING FOR NEW YORK TRUSTS I. Taxation of Resident Trusts “Resident” New York trusts which are not “grantor”” trusts must pay New York State fiduciary income … Continue reading
Posted in New York State Income Tax, Trusts
Tagged "one dollar rule", corpus of trust outside of NYS, inter vivos trust created by new york resident, New York nonresident trust, New York Resident Trust, New York Trust Taxation, NY Tax Law 605(b)(3)(D)(i), NYS exemption from trust income tax, Taylor v. NYS Tax Commission, testamentary trust under will of new york resident, TSB-A-10(4)
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