Issues and Complexities With Income Splitting (OnDemand Webinar)

$149.00

SKU: 410259EAU

Description

Understand the complexities of income splitting and make informed decisions for your clients.With the recent doubling, at least temporarily, of the applicable exclusion from gift and estate taxation, planning professionals are turning their attention to reducing the aggregate income tax burden on the family unit, often by ‘shifting income’ from a taxpayer in a higher marginal rate bracket to one or more taxpayers in lower brackets. In this presentation, we will review the fundamental tax policies underlying the taxation of income, the progressive rate structure, the realization requirement, and the definition of the family as an economic unit, and consider what these policies may imply with respect to opportunities for income shifting. We will look closely at several incomeshifting strategies, seeking to identify some of the advantages, disadvantages, uncertainties, and limitations of each. You will come away with a much clearer understanding of which techniques might be appropriate to a particular situation, and where the opportunities lie.

Date: 2022-11-15 Start Time: End Time:

Learning Objectives

Tax Policy Concerns
• The Progressive Income Tax
• The Family as an Economic Unit

Lower Bracket Taxpayers
• Children, Grandchildren
• Former Spouse
• Other Entities

Techniques/Strategies
• Wages
• Transfer of Assets, Outright or in Trust
• Gift vs. Sale
• Split-Interest Trusts

The Stretch IRA
• HR 1994 and S 972
• The Split-Interest Trust as a Workaround

529 Plans and HEETs

CLE (Please check the Detailed Credit Information page for states that have already been approved) ,Additional credit may be available upon request. Contact Lorman at 866-352-9540 for further information.

Russell A. Willis, III, J.D., LL.M.-Planned Gift Design Services

Issues and Complexities With Income Splitting (OnDemand Webinar)

$199.00

SKU: 405792EAU

Description

Understanding the complexities with income splitting can help you make an informed decision and do what makes sense for you and your family.
The focus now is on income tax. With the recent doubling, at least temporarily, of the applicable exclusion from gift and estate taxation, planning professionals are turning their attention to reducing the aggregate income tax burden on the family unit, often by shifting income from a taxpayer in a higher marginal rate bracket to one or more taxpayers in lower brackets. This topic will review the fundamental tax policies underlying the taxation of income, the progressive rate structure, the realization requirement, and the definition of the family as an economic unit, and consider what these policies may imply with respect to opportunities for income shifting. We will look closely at several income shifting strategies, seeking to identify some of the advantages, disadvantages, uncertainties, and limitations of each. You will come away with a much clearer understanding of which techniques might be appropriate to a particular situation, and where the opportunities lie.

Date: 2019-07-10 Start Time: End Time:

Learning Objectives

Tax Policy Concerns
• The Progressive Income Tax
• 1) Realization
• 2) Characterization
• The Family as an Economic Unit
• 1) Dependents
• 2) Obligations of Support

Lower Bracket Taxpayers
• Children, Grandchildren
• 1) UGMA/UTMA
• 2) Nongrantor Trust
• 3) the Kiddie Tax
• Pre-2018 and Through 2025
• Former Spouse
• 1) Permanent Repeal of Alimony Deduction, Section 682
• 2) Increased Focus on Qualified Plans
• Other Entities
• 1) Corporation, Passthrough
• 2) Nongrantor Trust

Techniques/Strategies
• Wages
• 1) Not Subject to Kiddie Tax, but
• 2) Employment Taxes
• Transfer of Assets, Outright or in Trust
• 1) Unrealized Appreciation
• 2) Ordinary Income, e.g. Passthroughs
• Gift vs. Sale
• 1) Annual Exclusion, Carryover Basis
• 2) Below Market Rate Loan
• 529 Plans, Heet Trusts, etc.
• Split-Interest Trusts

CLE (Please check the Detailed Credit Information page for states that have already been approved) ,Additional credit may be available upon request. Contact Lorman at 866-352-9540 for further information.

Russell A. Willis, III, J.D., LL.M.-Planned Gift Design Services