Estates and non-grantor trusts must file their federal tax returns as separate legal entities, just like individual taxpayers. Unlike individuals, however, these entities may distribute income to beneficiaries, which can shift tax liability. Beneficiaries, heirs, trustees, executors, and those devising plans to transfer their assets need to understand how different types of distributions are taxed.
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Happy Mother’s Day – Too Much Hype For and Against Living Trusts
A lifetime trust, also known as a living trust, can be the difference between people controlling their estate and being subject to the expense, confusion, and problems that sometimes affect unplanned estates. Nevertheless, a whole industry has grown around overselling...
