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In McDougall v. Commissioner, 163 T.C. 112 (2024), the Tax Court determined that the termination of a QTIP trust and the transfer of assets from two children to their father created taxable gifts.
Clotilde McDougall passed away in 2011. The majority of her estate was real estate inherited from her father. In her estate plan, she created a qualified terminable interest property (QTIP) trust. The QTIP trust paid all income to surviving spouse Bruce. The remainder of the trust was to be distributed to her children, Linda M. Lewis and Peter F. McDougall. The value distributed upon termination of the QTIP trust was to be equal to the value of the beneficiary's interest.
Surviving spouse Bruce had a limited...More |
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