
Generation Skipping Trust
A generation skipping trust is an irrevocable trust to which the generation skipping transfer tax (GSTT) may apply. These taxes are rarely paid, because In
A generation skipping trust is an irrevocable trust to which the generation skipping transfer tax (GSTT) may apply. These taxes are rarely paid, because In
A trust may be inter vivos or testamentary. The inter vivos (living) trust is a trust agreement executed by the settlor and the trustee during
Professor McCouch describes a tax collector’s nightmare and whimsically calls it “the problem of disappearing income”. The scenario is as follows: The decedent, who uses
First off, “in respect of” is a bit archaic. IRD is simply ‘income concerning a decedent’. To recap, an individual’s taxable year ends with her
In short, they are qualified to allow an election between making them part of the estate or have them be their own taxable entity. To
We have discussed Income with Respect to a Decedent (IRD) at length, see for example What counts as Income in Respect to a Decedent? IRD
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