State Income Tax Savings

Income Tax:

· If income from trust is distributed, beneficiary is taxed at his/her personal rate in his/her jurisdiction
· For income not distributed, it is generally taxed to the trust at the trust rate based on the trust's situs (none in South Dakota)- there are certain exceptions with certain partnership and business interests.
· Maximum Federal tax rate: 35% (South Dakota Trust Company's Proprietary Private Placement Insurance Program could allow federal and state tax savings on growth as well as distributions)

Low Insurance Premium Tax
No Intangibles Tax (compare FL, KS, KY & MI)
No Dividends & Interest Tax
No State LLC Tax
No State LLP Tax
No State Ad Valorem Tax
No City or Local Tax
No State Inheritance Tax
No State Gift Tax
No State (GST) Generation-Skipping Tax
No State Coupon Tax
No State Personal Property Tax
No State Sales & Use Tax on Trust Assets
No State Securities Transfer Tax

If you have any questions or would like any additional information regarding South Dakota's Taxes, please contact us .


 

Why South Dakota?

 

Unique South Dakota Law
  Unlimited Trust Duration
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Biographies

 

Al W. King III
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