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This document is related to the reporting of distributions from a Generation-Skipping Trust for each skip person distributee. The document provides instructions on how to complete Form 706-GS(D-1) which is used by a trustee to report distributions to both the Internal Revenue Service and the distributee. The skip person distributee uses this information to complete Form 706-GS(D). The form requires details about each distribution including the date, description of property, value, and inclusion ratio. Trust and distributee's identifying numbers, name, address, and ZIP code are also necessary. The document emphasizes that any errors on Form 706-GS(D-1) should be reported to the trustee for correction.
Whenever property is transferred into a pre-existing trust, the inclusion ratio must be refigured. See Multiple transfers into a trust for the rule on how to refigure the inclusion ratio.
An arrangement that has substantially the same effect as a trust will be treated as a trust even though it is not an explicit trust. Examples of such arrangements are insurance and annuity contracts, life estates and remainders, and estate for years.
Whenever property is transferred into a pre-existing trust, the inclusion ratio must be refigured. See Multiple transfers into a trust for the rule on how to refigure the inclusion ratio.
If a special QTIP election has been made, property for which a QTIP election was made for estate or gift tax purposes will be treated as if this QTIP election had not been made. In such cases, either the settlor spouse or the executor of the settlor spouse's estate must make the special QTIP election.
To compute the applicable fraction for a generation-skipping transfer, you need to determine the denominator (valuation of trust assets) and numerator (allocated GST exemption). The value used in the applicable fraction is the gift tax value for an inter vivos transfer if the allocation was made on a timely filed gift tax return. If the QTIP election has been made, the surviving spouse is considered the transferor, and the value is the estate tax value. If there was an ETIP, the value of the property for computing the inclusion ratio is the estate tax value if the property is includible in the transferor's gross estate.
A generation-skipping transfer (GST) occurs when property is transferred from a grandparent to a grandchild, bypassing the parents in the next generation. GSTs can have significant federal estate and gift tax consequences.
The IRS has issued final regulations under section 6011 regarding the reporting obligations with respect to foreign financial assets, which includes bank accounts, investment accounts, and other types of foreign financial assets. These regulations require U.S. taxpayers who have a financial interest in, or signature authority over, certain foreign financial assets held for their own benefit or for the benefit of an immediate family member to report that interest on Form 8938.
Form 706-GS (United States Estate (and Certain Nonresident Not a Citizen) and Generation-Skipping Transfer Tax Return) is used to report transfers into a grantor trust or a generation-skipping transfer trust.
Enter the name, title, and SSN (if applicable) of the person making the transfer or the estate of the deceased person.
The transferor for GST tax purposes depends on the type of trust and whether a special QTIP election was made. For a grantor trust, the transferor is typically the person making the transfer. For a generation-skipping transfer through a trust, it could be the original settlor or the surviving spouse of the settlor, depending on the circumstances.
The inclusion ratio is used to determine the amount of generation-skipping transfer tax that applies to a transfer. It is calculated by dividing the total generation-skipping transfer tax exemption by the sum of the value of all transfers made during the person's lifetime and the adjusted GST exemption (in case of late allocation).
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