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IDIT

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IDITInstitut du Droit International des Transports (French: Institute of International Transport Law)
IDITintentionally deficient irrevocable trust
IDITInterdigital Intratransducer
IDITIlluminati Dimensio Inter Tempore
IDITI Did It There
IDITInstitut für Daten- und Informationstechnologie (German: Institute of Computers and Information Technology)
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In that regard, any gift and/or sale of entity interests by a decedent to an IDIT would be recognized.
Family limited partnerships: the year in review by Pratt, David; Goldberger, Scott L. / Florida Bar Journal
An IDIT is an irrevocable trust that takes advantage of a disparity between the income and estate tax treatments of a trust containing certain powers under Secs.
Planning in turbulent times: IDITs by Lewis, Alev T. / The Tax Adviser
An IDIT is an irrevocable trust; it takes advantage of a disparity between the income and estate tax treatments offered certain trusts under IRC sections 674 and 675.
Intentionally defective irrevocable trusts; estate planning for ... by Laffie, Lesli S. / Journal of Accountancy
 
 
 
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