Family Estate Trust

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Family Estate Trust

Family Estate Trust means:
a grantor trust to which an individual (the grantor) transfers personal assets and the right to income in exchange for use of the assets and compensation. The trust is effectively not recognized as a separate taxpayer by the U.S. Internal Revenue Service, and all income is taxed to the grantor. See apocalypse trust.

Related Entries in the American Tax Encyclopedia:

  1. Family Trust
  2. Apocalypse Trust
  3. Revocable Trust
  4. Real Estate Investment Trust
  5. Grantor Trust
  6. Grantor-retained Annuity Trust
  7. Residence Grantor-retained Interest Trust
  8. Grantor Lead Trust
  9. Reciprocal Trust Doctrine
  10. Rabbi Trust
  11. Defective Grantor Trust
  12. Qualified Terminable Interest Property Trust
  13. Clifford Trust
  14. Grantor-retained Interest Trust
  15. Real Estate Mortgage Investment Conduit
  16. Alimony Trust
  17. Secular Trust
  18. Trust
  19. Foreign Trust
  20. Foreign Estate
  21. Grantor
  22. Estate Freeze
  23. Bypass Trust
  24. Special Estate Tax Lien
  25. Liquidating Trust

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