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GRAT Expectations

Somewhere in a bleak house in Washington, D.C.a plot exists. The conspirators are working against a favorite planning tool, the grantor retained annuity trust (GRAT). Bill after bill has been born to limit the flexibility and power of the GRAT.1 The authors of these legislative works have great expectations to oppress this popular idea. These proposed changes would include requiring a GRAT term of
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Somewhere in a bleak house in Washington, D.C.a plot exists. The conspirators are working against a favorite planning tool, the grantor retained annuity trust (GRAT). Bill after bill has been born to limit the flexibility and power of the GRAT.1 The authors of these legislative works have great expectations to oppress this popular idea.

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