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CRAT
(redirected from Charitable Remainder Annuity Trust)

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CRATCharitable Remainder Annuity Trust
CRATCertified Rational Addictions Therapist (psychology)
CRATCenter for Rehabilitation and Abolition of Torture (Cameroon)
CRATCivil Rights Action Team (USDA)
CRATCarnitine Acetyltransferase
CRATCyber Regulations Appellate Tribunal (India)
CRATCommission Régionale d'Aménagement du Territoire (French: Regional Commission for Regional Development; Belgium)


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This donor will prefer the charitable remainder annuity trust.
[section]3570(10)b provides for the protection of a donor-settlor's interest when a trust agreement contains a provision permitting the potential or actual receipt of income or principal from a charitable remainder unitrust or charitable remainder annuity trust (as such trusts are defined in [section]664 of the Internal Revenue Code).
The government pointed to the statute's plain language that allows no deduction for a transfer to a charitable beneficiary where an interest in the same property also passes to a noncharitable beneficiary, except in the case of a charitable remainder annuity trust, charitable remainder unitrust or a pooled income fund.
 
 
 
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