TRUSTS (PG. 233-263) & (PG. 507-526) Flashcards
GRADUATED RATE ESTATE (TESTAMENTARY TRUST)
An estate that arises as a consequence of an individual’s death
QUALIFIED DISABILITY TRUST (TESTAMENTARY TRUST)
A testamentary trust that is created on the death of a particular individual, and that jointly elects with one or more beneficiaries under the trust to be a qualified disability trust for the year.
QUALIFIED DISABILITY TRUST RECOVERY TAX
Claws back any tax savings for income taxed at graduated rates that is subsequently distributed as capital to a non-electing beneficiary.
INTER VIVOS TRUST
- REGULAR TRUST (FAMILY TRUST)
- SPOUSAL/COMMON-LAW PARTNER TRUST (LIFE INTEREST TRUST)
- ALTER EGO TRUST (LIFE INTEREST TRUST)
- JOINT PARTNER TRUST (LIFE INTEREST TRUST)
A trust that is established during the settlor’s lifetime
GRANNY TRUSTS
A trust created where parents or grandparents who have never lived in Canada and plan to make bequests to Canadian children grandchildren on their death or prior to their death
TRUSTS
Facilitate the settlor’s ability to transfer property, but not control, to the beneficiaries or provide for the devolution of the trust property beyond the current generation of the beneficiaries
SETTLOR
Person that contributes property into the trust
TRUSTEE
Person who holds title to property within the trust
TRUST PROPERTY
Property within the trust
TRUST BENEFICIARY
Person(s) entitled to the benefit of the property
CERTAINTY OF INTENTION
Clear that the settlor of the trust intended for a trust to exist
CERTAINTY OF SUBJECT MATTER
Clear which property is being transferred to the trust
CERTAINTY OF OBJECTS
Clear who the benficiary(ies) are (is)
ESTATE EXECUTOR
Fills the role of the trustee in respect of the estate
TESTAMENTARY TRUST
A trust that is established as a result of the settlor’s death
TESTAMENTARY TRUST
- REGULAR TRUST (FAMILY TRUST)
- SPOUSAL/COMMON-LAW PARTNER TRUST (LIFE INTEREST TRUST)
- ESTATE
- GRADUATED RATE ESTATE
- QUALIFIED DISABILITY TRUST
A trust that is established as a result of the settlor’s death
REGULAR TRUST (FAMILY TRUST)
Established for the benefit of family members
LIFE INTEREST
- SPOUSAL/COMMON-LAW PARTNER TRUST
- ALTER EGO TRUST
- JOINT PARTNER TRUST
Individual has special rights that must be met in the establishment and/or ongoing existence of the particular trust and for the trust to benefit from special tax treatment.
VESTS INDEFEASIBLY
Property transferred cannot be revoked, voided or conditional in nature
EXONERATION CALUSE
Debts, expenses and taxes of the estate that are to be paid out of the residue of the estate
21 YEAR DEEMED DISPOSITION RULE
Automatic deemed disposition of capital assets held by the trust on the 21st anniverssary of the trust.
REVERSIONARY TRUST
An inter vivos trust that holds property based on certain conditions (Pg. 260)
PREFERRED BENEFICIARY
Allows the trustee to elect to allocate income from the trust to a qualifying benficiary, while retaining the income in the trust
TRUST WIND UP
All assets within the trust have been distributed and no assets remain
CAPITAL GAINS RESERVE
Payments associated with capital transactions that may occur over time