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Retirement tax questions
Why would an inherited IRA for the benefit of a trust be distributed to the decedent's estate? It seems to make no sense that the decedent's estate would be the beneficiary of a trust. The point of a trust is generally to keep assets out of the estate of the deceased.
Was the beneficiary of the IRA actually the estate of the deceased and not a trust? Unless the decedent's estate was the beneficiary of the IRA, perhaps by default, it seems that there should have been no distribution made from the IRA to the estate.
Was the beneficiary of the IRA actually the estate of the deceased and not a trust? Unless the decedent's estate was the beneficiary of the IRA, perhaps by default, it seems that there should have been no distribution made from the IRA to the estate.
‎June 4, 2019
12:54 PM