How the IRS Categorizes Trusts
For purposes of taxing trusts, the IRS divides them into three categories: simple trusts, complex trusts, and grantor trusts.
For purposes of taxing trusts, the IRS divides them into three categories: simple trusts, complex trusts, and grantor trusts.

From an estate planning perspective, dynasty trusts have many advantages for high net worth individuals and families.

Let’s start by distinguishing two legal concepts. First is the homeowner’s exemption, which is a break on property taxes for the homeowner’s principal residence. Second is the homestead protection, which protects some equity in one’s primary residence or homestead from some creditor claims.

Can ABLE accounts be good alternatives to Special Needs Trusts? In some circumstances, yes they can!

Let’s start by distinguishing three sorts of healthcare services: Medicaid, Medicare, and Medi-Cal.

To understand the estate tax exemption, you must also understand the estate tax.

Sole Proprietorship, Partnership, Limited Liability Company, or Corporation? If you’re wondering how to choose a California business entity, this video is for you!