trust tax shelters
Trust tax shelters refer to legal entities created with the intent of minimizing tax liabilities by holding and managing assets on behalf of beneficiaries. These structures are designed to take advantage of tax laws and regulations, aiming to reduce tax burdens by channeling income or assets into the trust, often resulting in lower tax rates or deferring tax payments.
Requires login.
Related Concepts (1)
Similar Concepts
- 1031 exchange tax shelters
- captive insurance tax shelters
- charitable tax shelters
- domestic tax shelters
- energy tax shelters
- foreign investment tax shelters
- individual retirement account (ira) tax shelters
- life insurance tax shelters
- limited liability company (llc) tax shelters
- nonprofit organization tax shelters
- offshore tax shelters
- private equity tax shelters
- real estate tax shelters
- tax loopholes
- tax shifting