A type of trust that has beneficiaries other than the grantor, but because of the retention of certain interests or certain powers over the trust, all income of the trust is taxed to the grantor.
A Qualified Terminable Interest Property (Q-TIP) Trust is an estate planning tool that ensures the surviving spouse receives income from the trust's assets while retaining control for the deceased spouse over the distribution of the assets upon the surviving spouse's death.
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