Income beneficiary

Income beneficiary

One who receives income from a trust.
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The termination date can be set at the death of the income beneficiary or beneficiaries or for a period up to 20 years.
Using retirement plan funds for charitable giving
Their decisions could affect the income allocated to the income beneficiary and the assets ultimately going to the remainder beneficiaries.
Funding stale trusts: what you should know when faced with an unfunded trust
Myth: Remarriage of the income beneficiary of a qualified terminal interest property trust (QTIP) ends the obligation to such beneficiary.
COMMON ESTATE PLANNING MYTHS
There was inevitable conflict between the income beneficiary who wanted trust assets invested to produce the highest possible income and remainder beneficiaries who wanted trust assets invested for growth.
Total return trusts: why didn't we think of that?
Morton chooses to simplify the management of the trust he creates by requiring that traditional income items, such as interest and ordinary dividends, be allocated to the income beneficiary and traditional principal items, such as capital gains, be allocated to the principal beneficiary.
Put your trust in trustees
In addition the income beneficiary and remainderman in the QSST must be unrelated.
The split purchase option for small businesses
The beneficiary of a QSST is treated as the owner of that portion of the trust that consists of stock in an S corporation--i.e., the current income beneficiary of a QSST is directly taxed as if he or she is the grantor of that portion of the trust.
QSSTs and ESBTs: no longer mutually exclusive
If an income interest in a trust ends with the death of the income beneficiary, the income is allocated to the income beneficiary until the date of death, and the remainder afterward.
Estate Planning Forum: timing the termination of an estate
In Private Letter Ruling (PLR) 7928014, the IRS approved an inter vivos charitable remainder unitrust that was funded with a $50,000 permanent life insurance policy, named the trust as owner and the donor's wife as sole income beneficiary, and contained a net income provision that would pay the spouse the lesser of trust income or 5% of the trust assets.
INS AND OUTS OF CHARITABLE REMAINDER INSURANCE TRUSTS
The regulations specifically provide that the [Section]7520 rate may not be used to value a life income interest in a trust if 1) the trust, will, or other governing instrument requires or permits the beneficiary's income or other enjoyment to be withheld, diverted, or accumulated for another person's benefit without the consent of the income beneficiary; or 2) the governing instrument requires or permits trust principal to be withdrawn for another person's benefit without the consent of the income beneficiary during the income beneficiary's term of enjoyment and without accountability to the income beneficiary for such diversion.
Planning to maximize the s. 2013 credit
(3) A qualified trust could have only one current income beneficiary and any distributions of corpus had to be made to that beneficiary; thus, a trustee could not have the power to distribute income and trust corpus among beneficiaries.
Electing small business trusts
The problem arises because partnership distributions not in liquidation are "trust income" payable to the income beneficiary. Yet if the trustee pays the income beneficiary the full amount of the partnership distribution, the trust may not have sufficient cash to pay the trust's own tax liability.
Trusts owning partnership interests and the revised UPIA
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