Let's make a deal! minimizing tax cost in asset sales as part of the sale of the family business Gerald R. Nowotny
By: Nowotny, Gerald
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The author explains how to combine the use of a charitable remainder unitrust (CRUT), with a C corporation as the settlor or grantor of the CRUT, and a Malta Pension Plan in order to eliminate taxation on the liquidation of the corporation. The strategy works to (1) minimize and defer corporate-level taxation and (2) eliminate taxation upon the liquidation of the corporation.
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