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Phil contributed $300,000 to an irrevocable trust and did not retain any right to the trust’s assets. The income beneficiary of the irrevocable trust was Phil’s nephew, and the remainder beneficiary of the irrevocable trust was Phil’s niece. At the time of the transfer, Phil paid gift tax of $20,000. Phil died two years later, when the value of the irrevocable trust was $1,200,000. Based solely on there facts, how much is included in Phil’s gross estate?

Name: phil contributed 300000 to an irrevocable trust and did not retain any right to the trusts assets the income beneficiary of the irrevocable trust was phils nephew and the remainder beneficia 52947
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Description: phil contributed 300000 to an irrevocable trust and did not retain any right to the trusts assets the income beneficiary of the irrevocable trust was phils nephew and the remainder beneficia 52947

          Phil contributed $300,000 to an irrevocable trust and did not retain any right to the trust’s assets. The income beneficiary of the irrevocable trust was Phil’s nephew, and the remainder beneficiary of the irrevocable trust was Phil’s niece. At the time of the transfer, Phil paid gift tax of $20,000. Phil died two years later, when the value of the irrevocable trust was $1,200,000. Based solely on there facts, how much is included in Phil’s gross estate?

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Horngren’s Cost Accounting

Srikant M. Datar, Madhav V. Rajan 16th Edition

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Phil contributed $300,000 to an irrevocable trust and did not retain any right to the trust’s assets. The income beneficiary of the irrevocable trust was Phil’s nephew, and the remainder beneficiary of the irrevocable trust was Phil’s niece. At the time of the transfer, Phil paid gift tax of $20,000. Phil died two years later, when the value of the irrevocable trust was $1,200,000. Based solely on there facts, how much is included in Phil’s gross estate?