Estate Planning 1999 - Abstracts

Estate Planning 1999
TitleSubjectAuthors
1997 Principal and Income Act reflects modern trust investing.LawKeister, David W., McCarthy, William J., Jr.
Accelerated charitable trusts provide new gift giving opportunities.LawCline, Christopher P.
Asset protection after Anderson: much ado about nothing?LawRothschild, Gideon, Rubin, Daniel S.
Avoiding the investment company trap when forming FLPs and LLCs.(family limited partnerships; limited liability companies)LawShenkman, Martin M.
Benefit of section 6166 flows from janitorial services provided for rental realty.(IRC section 6166)LawMadden, Robert E., Hayes, Lisa H.R.
Choosing the best depreciation alternative for trust property.LawKeene, David
Conservation easements help preserve real estate for an owner's family.LawSawyer, John C.
Delaware law offers asset protection and estate planning benefits.LawNenno, Richard W.
Do minority shareholders matter? Mixed signals from the Tax Court.(closely held businesses)LawBogdanski, John A.
Electing to treat a revocable trust as part of the estate.LawFee, Edwin G., Jr.
Family split-dollar produces gift, estate, and GST tax advantages.(generation-skipping tax)LawKingan, Albert R.
Final QTIP regulations provide flexibility in postmortem planning.(qualified terminable interest property)LawNewman, Lawrence, Kalter, Albert
Final regs. provide more guidance on the residence of trusts.(Internal Revenue Service regulations)LawShare, Leslie A.
Final regulations offer guidance and opportunities for CRTs.(charitable remainder trusts)LawHodgman, David R., Bieber, Scott
How to compare long-term care insurance policies.LawBeller, Sam E.
Impact of the generation-skipping tax on trusts using Crummey powers.LawGopman, Jonathan E., List, Marc H.
Issues to consider in drafting generation-skipping insurance trusts.LawHodges, Charles E., II
Linked benefit policies combine life insurance and long-term care insurance in one policy.LawSaks, Howard J.
Long-term care insurance policies require a closer look in 1999.LawSaks, Howard J.
New and expanded uses of viatical settlements in insurance planning.LawEizen, Bernard, Levy, Victor S.
Newest developments in Alaska law encourage use of Alaska trusts.LawShaftel, David G.
New portability for group term life plans.LawSaks, Howard J.
Obtaining a full stepped-up basis under Alaska's new community property system.LawShaftel, David G., Breer, Stephen E.
Obtaining the best results in an IRS estate tax audit.LawCarpenter, Richard A.
Planning strategies for a principal shareholder of a public company.(estate planning)LawLang, Beth
Problems created by new prop. regs. on revaluation of gifts.LawKove, Myron, Kosakow, James M.
Prop. regs. after Hubert: new rules for administration expenses.LawAugust, Jerald David, Kulunas, Joseph J., Freeland, James J.
Realistic discounts for undivided interests in real property.LawWebb, Dennis A., Lunn, Gerald E., Jr.
Revisiting the charitable lead trust.LawSchlesinger, Sanford J., Mark, Dana L.
Selected estate planning strategies for persons with less than $3 million.LawBlattmachr, Jonathan G., Slade, Georgiana J., Crawford, Bridget J.
Special-use valuation denied.(property valuation for estate tax purposes)LawMadden, Robert E., Hayes, Lisa H.R.
State court approval results in estate tax exclusion of incompetent's gifts.LawZaritsky, Howard M.
Statute's repeal results in gift tax refund.(IRC section 2036(c))LawMadden, Robert E., Hayes, Lisa H.R.
Tax advantages of leasing real property to a close corporation.LawFink, Philip R.
The Uniform Prudent Investor Act: trust drafting and administration.LawCline, Christopher P., Jory, Marcia L.
Viatical settlements: new opportunities for wealthy individuals and business owners.LawSaks, Howard J.
What happens when nothing is happening? Mellinger acquiescence and not much else.(U.S. government activity; IRS policy change)LawAucutt, Ronald D.
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