Estate Planning Flashcards

(26 cards)

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Separate Ownership

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individual
owner controls transfers
automatic survivorship by will or law of intestacy
100% probate estate inclusion
100% gross estate inclusion

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JTROWS

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Two or more owners
Transferable without apporoval of JT owner
Automatic survivorship at death of JT
No probate estate inclusion
50% spouses FMV x % contribution for non spouse Gross Estate Inclusion

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Tenancy By Entirety

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two owners, spouses
Transferable for each individual interest
automatic survivorship at death of spouse
No probate estate inclusion
50% of FMV for gross estate inclusion

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Tenancy in Common

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Several owners
Transferable by each owner, based on individual interest
automatic survivorship by will or law of intestacy
FMV Interest for probate estate inclusion
FMV % of ownership for gross estate inclusion

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Probate Free with TLC

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Trust
Operation of Law- JTWROS Ten. by Entirety, JT bank, TOD, Life estate
Contracts- named beneficiaries, pension, IRA, Annuities

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Subject to probate

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sole owned
Ten in common
community prop
from will to test. trust
property from our over will
beneficiary is estate
intestate property
homestead & exempt property allowances

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7
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alternative valuation dates

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irrevocable
applies to all assets except depreciating value over time (use FMV)
allowed if if reduces gross estate value AND estate tax
form 706

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Per Capita Distribution

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divided “by the head” according to the number of individuals equally

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per stirpes

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”by the roots”
assets to be transferred to a deceased beneficiary’s childcare and split evenly

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per capita by generation

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2nd generation is set to receive the pecified % share- 3rd generation receives an even split f the remainder

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11
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general power of attorney

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broad array of decisions, lapses at disability or incapacitation

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12
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non durable POA

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remains active until incapacitation

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13
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springing POA

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operative once the principal becomes legally incapacitated

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14
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durable POA

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act immediately on behalf of the principal and does not lapse

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15
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annual gift exclusion

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$19,000 to unlimited number of donees
tax free to donor and donee
present interest only
remainder amount from each donee is taxable

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16
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529

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$95,000 contribution (19k x 5 years) with forward funding if the max changes you can give more to supplement

17
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2503 (b) trust

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gift trust that qualifies for AGE, multiple beneficiaries

18
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2503 (c)

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one beneficiary
income accumulates to 21 but still qualify for AGE

19
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gift splitting

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gift to a 3rd party as though each spouse has given 1/2 the gift- which ups total to $38,000
use form 709

divorce: within one calendar year gifts can not be split

20
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Life Time Gift Limit

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$13,990,000
due after limit is exceeded
-gifts to approved charities
to us citizen spouse
payment directly to medical service providers or edu. institution

21
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unified credit

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$5,541,800 offsets tax due on 13.9k

22
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Gift Tax Appreciation Factor

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appreciation divided by taxable amount of gift

23
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gift tax adjustment of basis

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1 calculate appreciation factor
2 multiply AF by gift tax paid
3 add gift tax adjustment to original basis

24
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gift of loss property & final sale is above adjusted basis

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  • the donee will use donors original basis
    -inherits the donors holding period
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gift of loss property & final sale is below the FMV on date of gift
-donee will use FMB on the date of the gift as basis - holding period will begin on date of gift
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gift of loss property & final sale is in between the donors adjusted basis and FMV
-no loss or gain -holding period is non factor