Wednesday, January 31, 2018

Bloomberg 2017 State Trust Nexus Survey - On Demand

Learning from the Bloomberg BNA 2017 State Trust Nexus Survey

Sponsored by Bloomberg BNA

In Bloomberg BNA's 5th annual Trust Nexus Survey, senior state tax officials answered questions addressing their general trust income tax policies, the constitutional limitations placed on their taxation of trusts, the taxation of nonresident and part-year resident trusts, the availability of credits for taxes paid to other states and the specific activities that determine whether a trust is taxed as a resident trust in their state.

With the lack of uniform trust residency laws across the states, double taxation becomes a concern for all those involved with the creation and administration of a trust. When a trust is a resident trust under a state's law, the state may tax the trust's entire income. Because trust residency laws vary greatly among the states, a trust may be considered a resident trust in more than one state. As a result, the trust is subject to tax on its entire income in multiple states.

This webinar covers the results of BNA’s 2017 Trust Nexus Survey and examines broad trends that emerge through the states’ responses.


Speakers:

David A. Berek - Partner, Baker & McKenzie

Mark Hawkins - Director, Moss Adams

Lauren Colandreo - State Tax Law Editor, Bloomberg BNA


FREE!
Total Credits:  1.00 unit

Online


On Demand

For further information see:

https://learning.bloombergnext.com/catalog/product.xhtml?eid=5910


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