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PLR 200925003: Premium Payments under Trust and Partnership under Split-Life Insurance are not Gifts by Grantor

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In PLR 200925003, the Internal Revenue Service ruled that payments on premiums by a trust and a partnership within a split-life insurance agreement do not constitute income to, or gifts by, the grantor and that any proceeds from the policy that can be paid to the trust will not be included in the gross estate of the grantor under section 2042(2).

Posted by Gary Robillard, Associate Editor, Wealth Strategies Journal.



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