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Using DINGs to Help Reduce Federal Income Tax

Using DINGs to Help Reduce Federal Income Tax

It’s important to take a holistic approach
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Numerous articles have been written about using a Delaware incomplete gift non-grantor trust (DING) to help reduce the impact of state income tax.1 What hasn’t been properly explored, however, is how a DING can reduce federal income tax. Exploring this aspect of DINGs also serves as a reminder that it’s important to take a holistic approach and not become overly concerned with a single aspect of a family’s tax position when making strategic wealth planning

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