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x on distributions received from the trust to the extent of his or her share of the distributed income. As part of its effort to curb tax shelters, the Internal Revenue Service has issued regulations that impose sanctions on attorneys who provide informal written tax advice without prominently disclosing that the advice ca

stponed by the independent trustees for good cause, such as serious illness, creditor issues, a pending divorce or the like. Each trust will end on the Primary Beneficiary's death. Upon termination, any remaining assets will be paid to the Primary Beneficiary's issue then living, or if the Primary Beneficiary has no iss

al with future circumstances. Tax Consequences A. Gift Tax Any gift you make to the trust will be a taxable gift and will need to be reported to the Internal Revenue Service on a gift tax return. . B. Generation-Skipping Transfer Tax The generation-skipping transfer ("GST") tax generally is imposed, in addition to any

rustees, in their sole discretion, determine. The trustees are directed to approve distributions from the trust, by way of example, to cover any of the Primary Beneficiary's medical expenditures, or to help the Primary Beneficiary purchase or finance a home, pay for a wedding or start a business, provided, however, that

e tax purposes, the trust may use Debra's social security number as its taxpayer identification number. As part of its effort to curb tax shelters, the Internal Revenue Service has issued regulations that impose sanctions on attorneys who provide informal written tax advice without prominently disclosing that the advice ca

tponed by the independent trustees for good cause, such as serious illness, creditor issues, a pending divorce or the like. Each trust will end on the Primary Beneficiary's death. Upon termination, any remaining assets will be paid to the Primary Beneficiary's issue then living, or if the Primary Beneficiary has no iss