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A QSF provides plaintiffs with time to make financial decisions while granting defendants immediate and full release from their obligations. This structure is particularly useful when there are multiple claimants or when complex tax and distribution considerations arise.
There are only three requirements for establishing a QSF. It must be created by a court order with continuing jurisdiction over the QSF. [i] The trust is set up to resolve tort or other legal claims prescribed by the Treasury regulations. [ii] Finally, it must be a trust under applicable state law.
Dont Lose Most of Your Settlement to Taxes Tip 1: Use a Structured Settlement Annuity. Tip 2: Use the Plaintiff Recovery Trust. Tip 3: Use Both an Annuity and the Plaintiff Recovery Trust. Tip 4: Maximize the Medical Expense Exclusion. Tip 5: Allocate All Damages in the Settlement Agreement.
Taxation of Qualified Settlement Funds Since QSFs are separate tax entities, they are required to pay tax on any interest and dividend income. The tax rate is equal to the maximum rate in effect for trusts, which is currently 39.6%.
Fortunately, if youve completed your personal injury case and received your settlement, the general rule is that the proceeds from a personal injury claim wont be taxable under federal or state law. However, there are a few exceptions to the rule.

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468b Qualified Settlement Funds. A qualified settlement fund is a trust that holds settlement funds before distribution to claimants and law firms. Milestone is a qualified settlement fund administrator that brings tailored services to law firms.

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