High Net Worth
Planning topics that apply once account balances and income are large — concentrated stock, advanced trusts, and QSBS.
5 articles in this topic.
A zeroed-out CLAT funded with concentrated low-basis stock can move all appreciation above the §7520 hurdle to family with no gift tax.
Private placement life insurance wraps a custom portfolio inside a §7702 contract for tax-free compounding. The economics, and the diversification rules.
An FLP keeps control with the senior generation while passing discounted interests down. The valuation discounts, the §2036 traps, and what survived.
IRC §170(h) allows a deduction for donating a qualified conservation easement. The economics, the syndicated-easement crackdown, and what survives.
IRC §1202 excludes up to $10M of gain on qualified small business stock per shareholder, per issuer. How non-grantor trusts multiply it.
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