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All of the following are financial objectives of a well-planned
estate EXCEPT:
1) maximized wealth
2) tax savings
3) income replacement
4) appropriate asset ownership - Answer: 3) income
replacement
A legal agreement whereby property is held and managed for
the welfare of the beneficiary is:
1) estate
2) trust
3) situs
4) partnership - Answer: 2) trust
The basis from which to determine whether an individual is
subject to the estate tax is:
,1) taxable estate
2) fair market value of the personal property
3) total income
4) business assets only - Answer: 1) taxable estate
All of the following statements regarding special use valuation
are correct EXCEPT:
1) Some property is taxed based upon potential uses
2) Property value is assessed according to its current use
3) The value of stocks/bonds are the price upon the date of
death
4) Life insurance products set aside for the benefit of the
decedent's estate are taxed as part of the estate - Answer: 1)
Some property is taxed based upon potential uses
Examples of income with respect to the decedent (IRD) include
all of the following EXCEPT:
1) uncollected lottery winnings
, 2) outstanding stock dividends
3) accounts receivables from a cash basis sole proprietor
4) gains received from the sale of the property - Answer: 4)
gains received from the sale of the property
All of the following are factors to consider in a charitable giving
application for life insurance EXCEPT:
1) past history of charitable contributions
2) amount of annual contributions
3) the state in which the charitable trust was established
4) the annual premium as a percentage of client's annual
income - Answer: 3) the state in which the charitable trust was
established
Foreign assets owned by former US citizens:
1) do not generate estate tax once US citizenship is renounced
2) generate a decreasing proportional estate tax for 10 yrs after
US citizenship is renounced
3) are completely exempt from estate taxes if all assets are
located outside of the US