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Barby
Level 2
09-14-2020
04:56 PM
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My client has an adult disabled daughter. He owns an annuity of which he is the beneficiary. Tax wise is it better for him to change the beneficiary to her or transfer it to his trust which will care for her?
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BobKamman
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09-14-2020
05:43 PM
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We don't know what tax bracket either one of them is in, so this doesn't sound much like a tax question. For estate planning, income from the annuity or the trust might disqualify her for government benefits she might need once he's gone. The trust may be a typical "special needs" trust that prevents that from happening.
