EFTA00001912.pdf

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Document Information

Type: Legal draft / petition attachment (tax advisory opinion)
File Size: 413 KB
Summary

This document is a draft attachment to a Petition for Advisory Opinion filed with the New York State Department of Taxation and Finance (Form AD-1.8), dated September 25, 2013. A sticky note identifies it as a 'JE mark-up,' indicating Jeffrey Epstein's involvement. The text details a 'Settlor's' intent to exercise a 'Substitution Power' within an irrevocable trust to swap personal property for trust assets of equivalent value, noting that NY sales tax was paid on the substituted property and that beneficiaries might use this property without charge.

People (4)

Name Role Context
Jeffrey Epstein Subject / Reviewer
Referred to as 'JE' in the sticky note regarding the mark-up of the document.
Petitioner / Settlor Petitioner
The individual creating the trust and requesting the advisory opinion. Likely Jeffrey Epstein given the 'JE mark-up' ...
Trustees Fiduciary
Parties to the Trust Agreement with the Settlor.
Beneficiaries Beneficiary
Mentioned as potentially being allowed to use the Substituted Property without charge.

Organizations (2)

Name Type Context
State of New York - Department of Taxation and Finance
Recipient of the petition (Form AD-1.8).
Internal Revenue Service
Implied by reference to Internal Revenue Code Sections 671 to 679.

Timeline (1 events)

2013-09-25
Drafting and review of Petition for Advisory Opinion regarding trust asset substitution.
New York

Locations (1)

Location Context
Jurisdiction for the tax petition and location associated with sales tax paid.

Relationships (1)

Jeffrey Epstein Settlor/Trustee Trustees
Document discusses the 'Settlor' (implied to be JE via sticky note) and his powers relative to the 'Trustees' regarding asset substitution.

Key Quotes (3)

"JE mark - up of Attachment to Advisory OPINION"
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Quote #1
"The Settlor wishes to exercise the Substitution Power by substituting personal property he owns"
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Quote #2
"Trustees may allow Trust beneficiaries to use the Substituted Property without charge or other consideration."
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Quote #3

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