Grantor trust ~= revocable. Means the settlor can be taxed on the income of the trust.
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Nope. Common law.
To be entirely correct, the Law of Contracts. Agents are under oath to him.
Furthermore in Common Law, the King doesn't share what is his with anyone. He possess the entire property.
The agents are fiduciaries, not trustees.
This is the Law of Agency and bailment, not the Law of Trusts.
Ok, will investigate further that route.
When something is owned, who pays the bills?
If he does not share how does he have an army to protect what he owns, have a Queen or an Heir, have a council, builders to build his structures e.t.c.?
Hello new to the group and just getting my feet wet here.
What is the difference between the 1040 and the 1041 and what is the benefit of filing a 1041 vs a 1040?
Now I understand one that I am not the name and do not wish to claim the name. It is the property of the state in which I was born. So if the 1041 will cause me not to claim the name then great.
Do you need to file an estate income tax return (Form 1041)?
When someone dies, their social security number dies with them?
Q17:
Try this form from this report or you can use this one or you can try SEC. 807.
If you have any questions about this contact the Bureau of Internal Revenue under the direction of the Secretary of the Treasury and shall be paid into the Treasury of the United States as internal- revenue collections.
I almost positive that every corporation here in the USA uses one of these forms.
Can anyone get me in contact with John H Doe from Talkshoe episode #124?