Form 1041 Advanced Series Part 4: Post Mortem Considerations 25-26
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Member Price $99
Non-Member Price $129
Overview
This final segment of our four-part Form 1041 series addresses the special income tax issues that arise on the grantor’s death or the first spouse. The once docile revocable living trust ignored for income tax purposes now comes to life and requires attention. Trust administration is just as rigorous as probate administration, if not more rigorous. We will review the importance of an approach to Trust Administration and the important income tax tools available to the fiduciary. Be sure to register for all courses in this series: Form 1041 Advanced Series Part 1: Why Complex Trusts are Complicated Form 1041 Advanced Series Part 2: Cash & Property Distribution Issues Form 1041 Advanced Series Part 3: Sec. 199. Sec. 67(g) & Charitable Deductions Form 1041 Advanced Series Part 4: Post Mortem Considerations
Highlights
A Review of the Expansive Nature of Trust Administration The Use of Post-Mortem Elections The Use of an Administrative Trust & its Advantages Choosing a Fiscal Year for the Administrative Trust The Successor Trustee of an Administrative Trust and whether the Trust is Simple or Complex Making the Sec. 645 Election, its Duration , Advantages and DisadvantagesPrerequisites
Form 1041 Advanced Workshop Part 3
Designed For
Tax practitioners, accountants and financial professionals.
Objectives
Recognize and review the Depth and Scope of Trust Administration Identify and analyze the Administrative Trust Determine the need and use of the IRC Sec. 645 ElectionPreparation
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Leader(s):
Leader Bios
Jacqueline Patterson, CalCPA Education Foundation
Jacqueline A. Patterson, JD, MBT, CPA, is a partner in the Los Angeles based firm of Haney, Buchanan & Patterson, LLP. She is a member of the California State, Los Angeles, and Beverly Hills Bar Associations. Ms. Patterson has written and facilitated full day tax seminars in the areas of corporate taxation, the income taxation of trusts and estates, tax research and planning, real estate transactions, charitable trusts and received the Foundation’s Meritorious Service Award in 2000.
Non-Member Price $129
Member Price $99