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While either a GRAT or IDGT can be used to provide cash flow to the client and a tax-efficient transfer of ownership, the choice of strategy often depends on who will ultimately benefit from the assets transferred. The key to this is the information from the IDGT sensor. Let's say for example you transfer a building worth $5 million, having a cash flow and income of $400,000 per year, to a partnership and gift a 60% interest in the partnership to an IDGT for the benefit of your children. |
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