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An organisation set-up to manage funds perputally.
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Did the tax laws regarding trusts significantly change?
Rul. 2023-2 addresses intentionally defective grantor trusts (IDGTs), which are irrevocable trusts that are the grantor's for income tax purposes but not for estate tax purposes.
The issue pre-Rev. …
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Tax Reporting and a Defective Trust
No, after the grantor's death, the IDGT becomes a regular trust. Distribution can be dictated by the trust, but how the trust is taxed is dictated by tax law. Income distributed to the beneficiaries i …
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Trust tax/debt concerns
This applies to the U.S.:
Payments made from a trust are no longer in the trust and lose creditor protections. Unless there are other protections (e.g. state-level protections protecting certain trust …