If a trust is subject to high state income taxes, you may be
able to change its residence to a state with low or no income taxes. While the
advantages are many, it’s important to review both states’ laws for determining
a trust’s “residence” for tax and other purposes. Typically, states make this
determination based on factors such as the grantor’s home state, the location
of the trust’s assets, the state where the trust is administered and the states
where the trust’s beneficiaries reside. Contact us for more details.