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Because a trust is not an entity, its impossible for a trust to be anybodys alter ego. Thats because alter ego theory, which is simply one of the grounds to pierce the corporate veil, is inescapably linked to the notion that one person or entity exercises undue control over another person or entity.
Provides income for surviving spouse. Allows you to leave an inheritance for beneficiaries other than your spouse. Helps defer or possibly avoid federal estate taxes. Offers protection from creditors.
Alter ego trusts On the death of the settlor, the remaining trust property will be distributed to, or continue to be held for, family members, friends or organizations such as charities as specified in the document creating the trust.
Assets transferred by an individual to an alter ego or joint partner trust will not form part of the individuals estate on his or her death. ingly, probate fees will not be payable in respect of the value of those assets.
The failure to comply is the easiest area to challenge an alter-ego trust, though attempts to save the trust by calling it an expressed trust may happen at this stage. When that happens, a different set of tools is needed to challenge that sort of trust.

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In general, almost any kind of asset that you own can be transferred into an Alter Ego or Joint Partner trust. Investment assets such as stocks, bonds, and mutual funds, personal use assets such as your principal residence, and private company shares can all be transferred into these trusts.
A living trust can distribute assets to anyone who is named as a beneficiary when the grantor dies. Living trust beneficiaries can include family, friends, charities, alma maters, pets and others. By contrast, family trusts are designed to benefit only the family members of the grantor.
In a joint partner trust, the settlors spouse must also be a Canadian resident. In an alter ego trust, only the settlor is entitled to income. In a joint partner trust, only the settlor and the settlors spouse are entitled to income.

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