The Frozen T-CLAT

How would you like to offer your well-to-do clients an estate plan that eliminates or significantly reduces estate taxes and generation skipping taxes (GST) while providing the family with immediate use of the assets and creating a significant charitable legacy? This is not a pie-in-the-sky goal. It can be achieved by meshing disparate planning techniques. The basic plan utilizes a testamentary charitable

Donald R. Tescher | Jul 01, 2004

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How would you like to offer your well-to-do clients an estate plan that eliminates or significantly reduces estate taxes and generation skipping taxes (GST) while providing the family with immediate use of the assets and creating a significant charitable legacy? This is not a pie-in-the-sky goal. It can be achieved by meshing disparate planning techniques.

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