Description
To properly account for estates and non-grantor trusts, an advisor must understand the statutory requirements to account, the proper classification of revenue and expenses in a chart of account and the importance of provisions in the estate planning document. Additionally, the differences and similarities to fiduciary taxation must be understood.
Presenters - Jacqueline A. Patterson
Designed For
Designed For: CPAs and financial professionals.
Role Level - Entry-level/Individual contributor; Manager/Senior Manager; Director; Sole Practitioner
Objectives
- Determine fiduciary accounting from the entity's financial records
- Recognize whether a receipt or disbursement is income or principal
- Identify the distribution provisions in the estate plan
Highlights
- Setting up a chart of accounts
- Reviewing the estate plan
- Distinguishing between "income" and "principal"
- Understanding the relationship of fiduciary accounting to fiduciary taxation
Advanced Prep
None
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Leaders
CALCPE Panel
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