Connecticut Bar Journal, Volume 32Connecticut Bar Association, 1958 - Bar associations Includes Annual reports, and lists of members. |
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Page 19
... income of the trust and added to the taxable income of the beneficiary . The following is an illustration of how a single trust may combine several of these advantages : F in the 50 % income tax bracket has an eighteen- year - old son S ...
... income of the trust and added to the taxable income of the beneficiary . The following is an illustration of how a single trust may combine several of these advantages : F in the 50 % income tax bracket has an eighteen- year - old son S ...
Page 23
... income of $ 320 . Each trust would provide that the income be used to pay the life insurance premiums on that child's policy . When the child reaches twenty- one or dies before reaching that age , the trust would terminate and the trust ...
... income of $ 320 . Each trust would provide that the income be used to pay the life insurance premiums on that child's policy . When the child reaches twenty- one or dies before reaching that age , the trust would terminate and the trust ...
Page 125
... income tax2 charged immediately against profits of the property . ( 2 ) An individual income tax on so much of the profits as is dis- 1 The income tax , for an unmarried person not the head of a household , progresses from a rate of 20 ...
... income tax2 charged immediately against profits of the property . ( 2 ) An individual income tax on so much of the profits as is dis- 1 The income tax , for an unmarried person not the head of a household , progresses from a rate of 20 ...
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