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Probate & Trust Law Section Conference Manual ... - Minnesota CLE

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A CRT can result in greater total value than selling assets outright<br />

Cash flow example = $5,000,000 asset, annual pre-tax CRUT payment = 5%<br />

Selling outright<br />

Year Grantor <strong>Trust</strong>/Charity Grantor Year $ %<br />

0 Net proceeds of sale $3,810,824 $5,000,000 1 $164,642 3.3%<br />

Benefit of charitable deduction* $1,145,871 2 $166,939 3.3%<br />

3 $169,268 3.4%<br />

15 Account balance 7,119,275 6,154,986 5,763,666 4 $171,630 3.4%<br />

Estate tax on account balance (3,531,160) 0 (2,858,778) 5 $174,024 3.5%<br />

6 $176,452 3.5%<br />

Total wealth to family 3,588,115 2,904,888 7 $178,914 3.6%<br />

Amount to charity 0 6,154,986 8 $181,410 3.6%<br />

9 $183,941 3.7%<br />

Total wealth 3,588,115 $9,059,873<br />

10 $186,507 3.7%<br />

Value added by CRT $5,471,759<br />

11 $189,109 3.8%<br />

* Charitable deduction may be subject to AGI limitations.<br />

Key assumptions: Expected trust term = 15 years; market value of asset = $5,000,000; tax basis of asset = $1,000,000; unrealized capital gain = $4,000,000; charitable deduction =$2,322,896<br />

Total arithmetic return = 7%; and volatility = 11.2%; resulting in a geometric return of 6.4% of which yield = 2.4%; IRS discount rate for charitable deduction = 1.4%;<br />

Effective income tax rate = 49.3%; effective capital gains tax rate = 29.7%; effective tax rates include a federal income tax rate of 39.6%, federal<br />

capital gains tax rate of 20%, Medicare surtax of 3.8%, <strong>Minnesota</strong> tax rate of 7.9%. Effective tax rates adjusted for deductibility and the Pease limitation where applicable.<br />

Tax rates quoted are those used in a majority of years. Taxes on trust income are not subject to Pease adjustments.<br />

Assumptions may not reflect current market conditions. Actual results may be expected to vary from assumptions, which are made for discussion purposes only and may note be relied<br />

on for tax return purposes.<br />

The expected arithmetic return is simply the average of all returns, whereas the geometric return represents an estimate of how volatility impacts the arithmetic return;<br />

Analysis assumes that total deductions excluding charitable gift from this CRT are greater than 3% of total AGI in year 1<br />

CRT<br />

After-Tax Annuity Payments<br />

12 $191,748 3.8%<br />

13 $194,423 3.9%<br />

14 $197,135 3.9%<br />

15 $199,886 4.0%<br />

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CONFIDENTIAL<br />

Note: This presentation is for educational purposes only. This is not for distribution outside of this seminar.<br />

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