Sentence examples for domestic trust from inspiring English sources

A domestic trust (including attorney's fees) typically costs $10,000 or more to set up, and a foreign trust runs twice that.

Whatever would have gone to the noncitizen survivor, above the $1 million that passes tax free, goes into a "qualified domestic trust" or QDOT.

If you hid income in a sham domestic trust instead of an offshore one, you're not eligible for the offshore deal and its automatic exemption from civil fraud penalties; the IRS figures it already knows enough about the domestic trust pushers.

What's more, if you set up an Alaska domestic trust after you incur a debt or a creditor gets a judgment, the claimant has until one year after he discovers the trust.

As Jay explained to a chancery court judge in 1977, while trying to amend the terms of a domestic trust, "We have used trusts where others might have used partnerships or corporations".

Ms. Pritzker replied that most of her wealth was held by domestic trusts, but she acknowledged, "I am a beneficiary of some non-U.S.

That's because A.N. set up his foreign and domestic trusts before Congress passed the onerous generation-skipping transfer tax.

The year before, Congress passed a law that terminated many tax benefits of foreign trusts established by U.S. residents, treating them more like domestic trusts.

They've been pushing everything from hidden offshore accounts, bogus domestic trusts and discredited "tax protester" arguments (say, that the income tax isn't legal) to abusive insurance, deferred compensation and charitable deduction schemes.

That is not what you'd call domestic political trust.

This includes the confidence that every medical treatment that is necessary can also be provided for their child in the domestic environment, trust in the carers' network and self-confidence in their own ability in the handling of the child.