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Living Trusts

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ISBN-10: 047126380X

ISBN-13: 9780471263807

Edition: 3rd 2003 (Revised)

Authors: Doug H. Moy

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'Living Trusts' is aimed at those looking for a comprehensive guide to designing, funding and managing a revocable living trust. It explains how living trusts work and examines key issues involved in planning and implementing them.
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Book details

List price: $41.95
Edition: 3rd
Copyright year: 2003
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated
Publication date: 7/21/2003
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 432
Size: 8.50" wide x 11.00" long x 1.00" tall
Weight: 2.2
Language: English

DOUG H. MOY is a consultant in estate and gift taxation and planning whose clients include accountants, attorneys, and individual clients nationwide. He is an active member of the National Society of Accountants (NSA) and the National Association of Tax Practitioners (NATP) and a former member of the Curriculum Advisory Board of the College for Financial Planning. A nationally recognized author in the field whose books include Living Trusts (Wiley) and Estate Planning Simplified (Wiley), he was awarded the 1995 Golden Quill Award by the NSA for his many articles published in the National Public Accountant.

Preface
Acknowledgments
Abbreviations, Acronyms, and Synonyms
The Revocable Living Trust in Perspective
Continuing Need For Estate Planning
Transfer Tax System
Impact of Tax Legislation
The Economic Growth and Tax Relief Reconciliation Act of 2001
Repeal of Stepped-Up Basis
Other Changes Under the 2001 Act and Sunset Provision
Continuing Need for Estate Planning
Understanding the Five Estates in Estate Planning
Effective Estate Planning Defined
Misconceptions about Estate Planning
Common Mistakes Made in Estate Planning
Framework of a Revocable Living Trust
Definition of a Revocable Living Trust
Requirements to Create a Living Trust
Components of a Revocable Living Trust
Determining the Trustee of a Revocable Living Trust
Replacing an Existing Revocable Living Trust
Is Recording a Revocable Living Trust Necessary?
Trustee's Powers, Duties, and Responsibilities
General Powers
Express Trustee Powers
Trustee Duties and Responsibilities
Property Management and Other Benefits
Importance of the Trust Estate
Financial Guardianship Unnecessary
Probate Unnecessary
Challenges by Disgruntled Beneficiaries
Record of Property Ownership
Federal Estate Tax Savings
Disinheriting a Family Member
Disadvantages, Reservations, and Limitations of a Revocable Living Trust
Overview
Nontax Disadvantages
Alleged Tax Disadvantages
Limitations of a Revocable Living Trust
Operation of a Revocable Living Trust and the Impact of Taxes
Lifetime Operation of a Revocable Living Trust
Lifetime Creation of a Revocable Living Trust
Title to Property Vested in Trustee
Types of Revocable Living Trusts
Revocation, Termination, and Amendment of a Revocable Living Trust
Day-to-Day Handling of the Trust Estate
Cost of Creating and Operating a Revocable Living Trust
Trustee Liability
Federal Income Tax
Grantor Trust Rules
Basis and Holding Period of Trust Property
Transfers of Property between Spouses
Professional Fees and Administration Expenses
Sale of Trust Property between Trustor and Trustee
Installment Sales and Installment Obligations
Sale of Trustor's Principal Residence
United States Savings Bonds
Qualified Replacement Property
Tax Returns and Reporting Methods
Obtaining a Taxpayer Identification Number
Tax Year
State Taxes
Federal and State Transfer Taxes
Federal Estate Tax
Federal Estate Tax and the Revocable Living Trust
Person Responsible for Payment of Federal Estate Tax
State Death and Inheritance Taxes
Federal Gift Tax
State Gift Tax
Generation-Skipping Transfer Tax
Lifetime Funding of a Revocable Living Trust
Overview of the Funding Process
Funding Process
Property Transfer Process
Removing and Replacing Trust Estate Property
Preserving the Character of Property Ownership
Real Property Interests
Title to Real Property Conveyed to Trustee by Deed
Real Property Subject to Indebtedness
Federal Tax Issues
Special Kinds of Real Property
Other Real Property Interests
Publicly-Traded Securities and U.S. Government Obligations
Stocks
Bonds
Restricted Securities
Mutual Fund Accounts
Investment Limited Partnerships
U.S. Government Obligations
Closely-Held Business Interests
Trustor's Business Interests
Sole Proprietor
Corporations
S Corporations
Professional Corporations
Partnerships
Professional Partnerships
Special Tax Benefits for Closely-Held Businesses
Accounts in Banks, Savings Associations, and Credit Unions
Day-to-Day Operation
Retitling Accounts
Communicating with Bank Employees
Credit Unions
Certificates of Deposit
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Coverage for Accounts in Revocable Living Trusts
Deposits to Existing Accounts
Tangible and Intangible Personal Property
Classification of Tangible Personal Property
Title to Tangible Personal Property
Untitled Tangible Personal Property
Titled Intangible Personal Property
Untitled Intangible Personal Property
Miscellaneous Intangible Personal Property
Safe Deposit Box
Qualified and Nonqualified Retirement Plans
Qualified Retirement Plans
Value of Qualified Retirement Plans Included in Gross Estate
Trustee as Owner of Qualified Retirement Plans
Trustee as Beneficiary of Qualified Retirement Plans
Employee Dies before Commencement of Distributions
Employee Dies after Commencement of Distributions
Tax-Free Rollover of Decedent Trustor's Qualified Plan Benefit by Surviving Spouse
Trustee as Intermediary Payee of Qualified Retirement Plan
U.S. Government/Civil Service Retirement Plans
Railroad Retirement
Other Retirement Plans
Nonqualified Retirement Plans
Life Insurance and Annuities
Life Insurance
Annuities
Supporting Documents
Power of Attorney and Pour-Over Will
Coordinating a Durable Power of Attorney with a Revocable Living Trust
Pour-Over Will
Bibliography
Index