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Tax Correspondence to Treasury Office of Tax Policy: IRS and Treasury Should Hold Section 2511(c) Should Not Apply to Transfers to Qualified Charitable Remainder Trusts

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Howard M. Zaritsky wrote to the Estate and Gift Tax Attorney-Advisor, Office of Tax Policy, U.S. Department of Treasury, a correspondence that appears to address Notice 2010-19.  The correspondence states "a charitable remainder trust cannot be a grantor trust, so Section 2511(c) appears preclude the use of incomplete transfers in a charitable remainder trust."  It also mentions that in 2010, a testamentary charitable remainder trust, because it would not qualify for an income, estate, or gift tax charitable deduction, may be impossible.

See also Attorney Seeks Further Clarification on Treatment of Transfers in Trust, 2010 TNT 36-36, February 24, 2010.

Posted by Neil I. Rumbak, Associate Editor, Wealth Strategies Journal.




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