- Credits: 2
- Format: Scheduled Webinar
- Field of Study: Federal Tax Law
- Author/Speaker: Art Werner
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| Advanced Preparation: | None |
| Experience Level: | Overview |
| Program Prerequisites: | Basic Understanding of Taxation |
| Course ID: | EWTFM-T-01797-21-O | 6233-CE-0518 |
| Published Date: | © August 2021 |
Course Description:
The legal process of administering and distributing property (both real and personal) of a Decedent's Estate. For State purposes, it is a legal entity established at the instance of death to protect and to preserve all probate assets until the probate assets can be distributed to the individuals or entities having a beneficial interest therein For Federal purposes, it is the total of all assets owned or controlled by a decedent valued at their highest and best use (IRC "2031") Internal Revenue Code (Gross Estate) IRC "2033" includes in the gross estate all probate assets IRC "2034 " 2044 includes in the gross estate all non-probate assets "2034" Dower and courtesy rights "2035" Transfers in contemplation of death (3-year rule) "2036" Gratuitous transfers with a retained right to income or control of beneficial enjoyment "2037" Gratuitous transfers conditioned on surviving the decedent "2038" Gratuitous transfers with retained right to revoke "2039" - Annuities "2040" Jointly held property with the right of survivorship Between spouses Between non-spouses "2041" General Powers of Appointment "2042" Life Insurance the death benefit in which the decedent is insured and possesses an incidence of ownership "2044" Assets in a trust with respect to which a QTIP election was made by the estate of a prior spouse.
Who Should Attend:
- All Certified Public Accountants (CPAs)
- Enrolled Agents (EAs)
- Tax Return Preparers (TRPs)
Qualifies and Approved with all State Boards of Accountancy and the following sponsorship’s:
