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Estate Planning & Chapter 14: Understanding the Special Valuation Rules

1st Edition
ISBN Number: 0-87224-135-1
Number of Volumes: 1
Page Count: 470 pages
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Overview

Chapter 14’s special valuation rules may have reduced the viability of estate freezes. But, as author Cheryl Hader emphasizes and clearly illustrates in PLI’s Estate Planning & Chapter 14: Understanding the Special Valuation Rules, you can still “achieve tax-effective results under the right set of facts.”

This comprehensive resource gives you all the “facts” you need to take advantage of the still-available tax-saving opportunities for clients wishing to pass wealth from older to younger generations within a family.

Stocked with sample documents, case studies, charts, and graphs that help you implement tax-advantaged strategies, Estate Planning & Chapter 14 highlights the transfers that are exempt from the application of § 2701 covering the transfer tax treatment of accumulated qualified payments; transfers that are exempt from the application of § 2702 covering transfers of interest in trusts; adjustments that can be made under § 2701 to avoid double taxation; and types of transfers under § 2702 that minimize the risk of double taxation.

Updated annually or as needed, Estate Planning and Chapter 14: Understanding the Special Valuation Rules is an indispensable guide for estate and tax planners, tax attorneys, and general practitioners involved in estate and tax planning.


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Authors & Contributors

Author(s)

Cheryl E Hader, Ropes & Gray LLP

Chapter Listing


 Rationale for Section 2701
 Analysis of the Statute; And Appendices 2A-2D
 Valuation Under Section 2701; And Appendix 3A
 Who Is Affected by Section 2701?
 Transfer Tax Treatment of Accumulated Qualified Payments
 Adjustments to Avoid Double Taxation
 Indirect Holding of Interests
 Rationale for Section 2702
 General Rule of Section 2702
 GRITs Holding Tangible Property: Special Rules
 Residence GRITs: Personal Residence Trusts and Qualified Personal Residence Trusts; And Appendices 11A-11B
 Qualified Interests: GRATs, GRUTs and Qualified Remainder Interests; And Appendices 12A-12B
 Certain Property Treated as Held in Trust
 Avoiding Double Taxation: Reduction in Taxable Gifts
 Overview and Background of Section 2703
 Detailed Analysis of the Statute
 Family Limited Partnerships and Section 2703
 Overview and Background of Section 2704
 Detailed Analysis of Section 2704
 Family Limited Partnerships and Section 2704
 Planning Implications; And Appendices 21A-21B
 Appendix A Chapter 14: The Special Valuation Rules (Complete Text)
 Table of Authorities
 Index to Estate Planning & Chapter 14