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The document is a Certificate of Exemption for Deeds to Trustees under Nebraska law, detailing the requirements and conditions under which real property transfers to trustees may be exempt from documentary stamp tax. It includes sections for identifying grantors, grantees, beneficiaries, and their relationships, as well as a checklist of exemptions applicable if the transfer were made directly to beneficiaries. The document also requires certification that relevant trust documentation is available for inspection.

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What is the difference between a survivor trust and an exemption trust?

The survivors (or A) trust represents the surviving spouses half of the property initially placed in trust. The surviving spouse can still modify or revoke this trust at any time. The exemption (or B) trust contains the deceased spouses share.

What is a certificate of exemption for?

Answer: Sales Tax Exemption Certificates can be used by exempt institutions to purchase property or services without having to pay a sales tax. Exempt organizations often include charities, non-profits, educational, or religious institutions.

What is a certificate of trustees?

A certificate gives your trustee a short, simple document to show financial institutions, attorneys and others as part of their work managing the trust. They can then store your official trust documents in a private, secure location.

What is an exempt beneficiary?

Spouses, civil partners and charities are exempt beneficiaries so tax is not charged on assets left to them whatever their value. It is possible to claim a deceased spouses NRB where they have not used all of their allowance and this is known as the transferable NRB.

What is an exempt trustee?

Exemption trusts (also called a bypass trust , AB trust , or a credit shelter trust ) are a tool used by well-off married individuals to legally maximize their estate tax exemptions. The strategy involves creating a trust or two separate trusts after one spouse passes.

What is the purpose of an exempt trust?

An exemption trust helps to reduce a married couples estate taxes by placing their assets in a trust after the first member of the couple dies. Exemption trusts are established as irrevocable trusts so they cannot be changed or invalidated without the permission of the trust beneficiary.

What is the trustee exemption clause?

THE CURRENT LAW The court held that a clause (similar to that set out above) could exclude the trustee from liability for loss or damage to the trust property no matter how indolent, imprudent, lacking in diligence, negligent or wilful he may have been, so long as he has not acted dishonestly.

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