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Planning under SECURE 2.0 for Beneficiary Designation to Trust for Spouse—Part I

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By John Barrie, Charles Baron, Hollis F. Russell, Barbara A. Sloan
| New York Law Journal Verified
I. Introduction For married persons, this article addresses federal income and estate tax rules and planning techniques governing IRA beneficiary designations that name trusts as beneficiaries, focusing in particular on provisions for the surviving spouse in the context of credit shelter/marital deduction planning.
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Update Shift of Residence/Domicile From NY to Florida Part Two

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By John Barrie, Christopher Marsala, Hollis F. Russell, Peter A. Wyman
| New York Law Journal Verified
Selling real estate PART II: PLANNING CONSIDERATIONS Our earlier 2019 article, Shift of Residence/Domicile From New York to Florida (NYLJ August 2019), set out various planning considerations and analysis in connection with change of domicile/residence to Florida.
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Update Shift of Residence/Domicile From NY to Florida Part Two

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By John Barrie, Christopher Marsala, Hollis F. Russell, Peter A. Wyman
| Win the Inbox Podcast
Law.com CompassLaw.com RadarVerdict SearchScholarChina Law & PracticeLegal Dictionary Click to enter your existing username and password or create a new account. Click to purchase an individual user subscription with your credit card. Related information Topics Expert OpinionTax This is Part 2 of a two-part article dealing with a taxpayer’s domicile and residence status as it pertains to tax planning in relocation from New York to Florida. Part 1 appeared in the Nov.
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