Several cited insurance notification of change of ownership /
beneficiary as the triggering event.
Not exact matches
An account owner generally is permitted to change the
beneficiary to another qualified member of the family,
as defined under the Internal Revenue Code, without
triggering income tax and 10 % additional federal tax.
You generally are permitted to change the
beneficiary to another qualified member of the family,
as defined under the Internal Revenue Code, without
triggering income tax and 10 % additional federal tax.
Trustees contemplating action pre-5 April 2008 will in many cases also have to consider how to take advantage of the current more benign CGT rules for non-domiciliaries without
triggering CGT liability for
beneficiaries who are both resident and domiciled in the UK and the need to analyse the trust's income records to ensure that all retained income (
as well
as gains which may give rise to liability in the future) is fully distributed — the catch being that distributions to UK resident
beneficiaries always draw down relevant income under the Income Tax Act 2007, s 732 regime in priority to gains under TCGA 1992, s 87.