Guest C Scott Posted October 25, 1999 Posted October 25, 1999 Are the rules for making a trust a designated beneficiary for a Roth IRA the same as the rules for a traditional IRA under Prop Regs 1.401(a)(9)? Can a revocable living trust serve as a beneficiary?
Guest Posted October 25, 1999 Posted October 25, 1999 It seems to me it's still an IRA so the rules might apply until something else comes out.
Bruce Steiner Posted October 26, 1999 Posted October 26, 1999 There are lots of complexities (many of which have required PLRs) to having a revocable trust as beneficiary? Why do you want to name a revocable trust as beneficiary? (Is there some special reason you need or want a revocable trust in the first place? Revocable trusts do not save taxes, and in most cases they do not significantly reduce estate administration expenses.) ------------------ Bruce Steiner, attorney (212) 986-6000 (NY office) (201) 862-1080 (NJ office) also admitted in FL Bruce Steiner, attorney (212) 986-6000 also admitted in NJ and FL
Bruce Steiner Posted October 26, 1999 Posted October 26, 1999 There are lots of complexities (many of which have required PLRs) to having a revocable trust as beneficiary? Why do you want to name a revocable trust as beneficiary? (Is there some special reason you need or want a revocable trust in the first place? Revocable trusts do not save taxes, and in most cases they do not significantly reduce estate administration expenses.) ------------------ Bruce Steiner, attorney (212) 986-6000 (NY office) (201) 862-1080 (NJ office) also admitted in FL Bruce Steiner, attorney (212) 986-6000 also admitted in NJ and FL
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