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Chapter 27 - Income Taxation of Trusts and Estates (Subchapter J)

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Page 1: Chapter 27 - Income Taxation of Trusts and Estates (Subchapter J)

Chapter 27 - Income Taxation of Trusts and Estates

(Subchapter J)

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INTRODUCTION

Trusts and Estates - separate taxable entitiesTI similar to individual - 1041 (OH) I.E., Forms, formula, vocabulalryconduit to B: similar to pship, S Corp - K-1 Distrib deduction reduces TI of Trust Dist to B’s taxable based on DNI

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Uses of Trusts

Tax planningfinancial goalsasset mngmt

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E.g.,Types of Trusts (OH)

life insurance (irrevocable)living (revocable) minors blind QRP Alimony liquidating

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This Chap - Ordinary Trusts

(not g’or, spec, alim, bankr, QRP)

Grantor trust: entity ignored for tax - 1 person

G (Grantor), B (Beneficiary), T (Trustee)

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Definitions of Trust

7701 reg (not code) = arrangement by

will or inter vivos: transfer

declaration by which T takes title to protect or conserve assets for B’s

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Terms – Trust (Vocabulary)

grantor (settlor, donor) (G)trustee (T), beneficiary (B)corpus (assets transferred to trust) income; income interestremainder interest, reversionary interestsimple, complex, can change yr to yr Sprinkling trust

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complex - (1) not a simple trust (2) year of termination (because of corpus distribution)

simple = (1) Required to distribute AI (2) no B’s = charitable organization (3) no distributions of corpus

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Terms – Estate (more Vocabulary)

Definitions of Estate

purpose - collect & conserve assets, pay liabs distribute assets under will or law (intestacy)

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Decedentexecutor (trix) administrator (trix) B’s probate

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Form 1041

Who must file Estate: GI> 600 Trust: any TI or, if none, GI>600 & when - 15th day of 4th month

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methods - choice periods

estate: choice trust - calendar

(except tax exempt)

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rates: compressed; CG, AMT, BIG exemptions

est - 600 tr - 300 (distrib all inc) (not same as

simple trust or tr - 100

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Taxable Income

AI = accounting income = “income” in IRC = income inc B eligible to receive

GI - similar to individualBasis - step up/down, c/o, costprop distribs - usually no G or L on distrib,

DNI & DD = lesser of FMV or basis, election

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IRD

IRD (Inc in Respect of Decedent) Cash basis - accrued salary, interest, rent etc accrual basis + cash - QRP, deferred

Comp

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Ord deducs & losses

Ord deducs & losses: 2% rule (not 2% rule fiduc fees) (AGI used - greater of grantor or trust or estate as if individual)

apportion expenses to tax exempt (TE): TE/AI; AI = TE + GI possibly

cost recov - apportioned – proportionately to inc B’s

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Charitable Contribution Deduction

year paid and if paid year following limits: GI for year, apportioned trust or will can specify from what

income (avoid tax exempt)

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Losses - CL & NOL

CL - in trust, indiv rules (3000/yr after netting CL & CG) until termination

NOL - in trust, CB & CF (2 & 20), indiv rules, until termination

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Deduction for Distrb to B’s (DD) see chart in Chapter (OH)

DNI determines TI b4 distrib = GI &

deducs & exemps modify TI b4 to det

DNI TI - DD = TI after

distrib DD = DNI - TE

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Modifications: TI b4 DD to DNI

add back exemp add back net tax exempt incomeadd back net CL subtract net CG allocated to corpus

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DNI/AI/DD - Recap

DNI based on TI maybe less than distribs based on AI

DNI = broad definition; economic termAI = measure of that which can be distrib’d

to income B’sDNI = taxability of what B receivesDD = DNI - TE (tax exempt)

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Complex Trust (& Estate) v. Simple Trust

with discretionary distributions deduct (DD) lesser of deductible DNI or

amount actually distributed simple trust: assume distribution & deduction in year

required even if not made (ex 19)

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Taxation of B’s

TI and character to B’s det’d by DNI; Timing - inclusion

Simple Trust: TI to B lim’d to DNI; DNI incl TE (tax exempt, so TI maybe<DNI)

Ests & Complex Tr (not covered in depth): 2 tiers - 1st: inc req’d to be distrib’d curr; 2nd: all other income

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(1) tier 1 only distrib: 1st to B/1st to all x DNI = B DNI

(2) 1st & 2nd, 1st>DNI, same formula, no 2nd taxed

(3) 1st & 2nd, 1st<DNI, 1st & 2nd <DNI; 2nd to B/2nd to all x DNI remg after 1st = B DNI; DNI = max distrib, distrib<DNI then B rec = distrib for DD (ex 25)

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Separate share rule (not covered in depth); (DNI alloc’d to sep share & remains there) EX 28) (to prevent inequity in corpus payments)

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Character of Income Flow Thru

B DNI / total DNI x total DNI element (e.g., tax exempt)

total distrib/total DNI x DNI element = total DNI element (if only portion of DNI distrib’d) (ex 29)

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Losses - Year of Termination

NOL & CL not to B’s (CF) except term yr

at entity level normally, NOL CB 2 & CF 20

CL CF indef (3000/yr) (indiv’s rule)

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Throwback Computation

Beyond scope of this courseTo discourage tax minimization by

accumulating trust incomeComputation: what would have owed if

distributed earlier (DNI max)Repealed for domestic trusts (97 new law)

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Trust Deductions - Summary

Depreciation - Charitable - 212 - Trustee fees

(1) AI = income which inc B eligible to receive (if CG allocated to corpus, not in AI)

(2) other deducs and deprec can be allocated to corpus or income (by trust, will, or state law) p 27-15 ex 14-15 (2002 text)

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(3) but for tax, deprec allocated to inc B’s(4) also not allocated to corpus for tax:

trustee fees & 212 exps p. 27-15(5) Charitable, 212, trustee fees reduced by

tax exempt fraction - p 27-15; (TE/(TE + GI)) x deduc = allowable deduc; where GI + TE = AI

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(6) And charitable deduction – will or trust can select income from which donat made (i.e., not tax exempt) to avoid reduction

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(7) Adm exps if estate claimed on 706 (cannot be claimed on 1041; but can allocate between 706 & 1041; i.e., no double deduction

(8) but double deduc allowed for exps in respect of a decedent