Inter Vivos Trust

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Inter Vivos Trust

Description and Definition of Inter Vivos Trust

A lifetime trust. An Inter Vivos Trust is created during the lifetime of the benefactor, as opposed to a testamentary trust that is created after the death of the benefactor. If irrevocable, income on the trust principal is shifted to the trust beneficiaries.

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Related Entries in the American Tax Encyclopedia:

  1. Revocable Trust
  2. Testamentary Trust
  3. Trust
  4. Living Trust
  5. Clifford Trust
  6. Rabbi Trust
  7. Revocable Inter Vivos Trust
  8. Spendthrift Trust
  9. Secular Trust
  10. Grantor Trust
  11. Grantor-retained Annuity Trust
  12. Gift Inter Vivos
  13. Discretionary Trust
  14. Gift
  15. Nonmarital Trust
  16. Totten Trust
  17. Inter Vtvos Trust
  18. Lifetime Gift
  19. Apocalypse Trust
  20. Gift Tax
  21. Reciprocal Trust Doctrine
  22. Bypass Trust
  23. Inter Alia
  24. Inter Vtvos Transfer
  25. Irrevocable Trust

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