irrevocable trust
collocation in Englishmeaningsofirrevocableandtrust
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irrevocable
adjective
uk/ɪˈrev.ə.kə.bəl/us/ɪˈrev.ə.kə.bəl/
impossible ...
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trust
noun
uk/trʌst/us/trʌst/
the belief that you can trust someone ...
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To qualify for tax exemptions, however, the scheme must be set up under anirrevocabletrust.
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Secondly, the exclusion of theirrevocabletrustdefinitely favours the rich trustee and is definitely hostile to the poorer.
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But let us assume for the moment that theirrevocabletrustreally is entirely providential in its object.
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That organisation has anirrevocabletrust, which provides that the whole of the profits on the ordinary shares shall go to the workers.
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However, a pension fund is normally set up by an employer by vesting its assets in independent trustees under anirrevocabletrust.
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But why has he chosen this one particular form ofirrevocabletrustto legislate for first of all?
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In anirrevocabletrust, there has developed a growing use of a so-called trust protector.
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In anirrevocabletrust, the trust instrument may, in some instances, grant the beneficiaries a power to remove a trustee by a majority vote.
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With respect to anirrevocabletrust, a creditor of the grantor may reach the maximum amount that can be distributed to or for the grantor's benefit. 2.
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Let us assume that the disponers who have established their irrevocable trusts had no intention whatsoever of avoiding tax.
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We are not concerned with the privileges; we want to know why irrevocable trusts are allowed these entirely illegitimate privileges.
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I feel very strongly that these irrevocable trusts should be left alone and allowed to stand as they are.
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Most occupational pension schemes are set up voluntarily by employers as irrevocable trusts and are therefore subject to trust law.
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