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The document is a Private Letter Ruling (PLR) from the Internal Revenue Service regarding the tax implications of a Revocable Trust created by a taxpayer. It outlines the establishment of two trusts, a Qualified Terminable Interest Property (QTIP) Trust and a Charitable Remainder Unitrust (CRUT), upon the taxpayer's death. The ruling addresses various tax issues related to income, estate, and gift taxes, confirming that assets transferred to the QTIP Trust will qualify for marital deductions and that the CRUT will meet requirements for charitable remainder trusts. Additionally, it discusses provisions for trustee powers, beneficiary rights, and dispute resolution methods within the trust framework.

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What does 00 mean on a phone number?

When you call a number in a different country you must replace the first zero from the area code with the international call prefix and the country code. The international call prefix is normally 00 (zero zero) or + (plus).

Where is a 00 number from?

There is no country code +00. It is the international call prefix, which is used to dial a phone number in a country or world region other than the callers.

Which number is 00?

Country calling codes are called prefix codes. The prefix for phone numbers in the US is 1. Moreover, it depends on where youre dialing it. 00 is the exit code or prefix code for India, which is used before making an international phone call.

What is the 00 at the start of a phone number?

The international call prefix is normally 00 (zero zero) or + (plus). Ireland and the UK have different country codes. The country code is a short code that you put in front of a phone number to show which country the phone number is in: Irelands country code: 353.

What is the US code 00?

00 - the exit code to dial outside the States. 1 - the US country code.

What is the 00 in front of a phone number?

The International Telecommunication Union (ITU) recommends the sequence 00 as a standard for an international call prefix, although not all countries follow their recommendation. For instance, Canada and the United States use 011. Japan uses 010. Russia uses 810.

What does 00 mean in a phone number?

00 is the International access code - that is, you dial it at the start of a call to another country. All such calls are charged at international rates, except for calls from Northern Ireland to the Republic of Ireland. The code 000 was previously used to indicate an international ISDN data call.

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