Relationship Details

Irrevocable trust (IDGT) Fiduciary beneficiary Heirs (implied)

Connected Entities

Entity A
Irrevocable trust (IDGT)
Type: person
Mentions: 0
Entity B
Heirs (implied)
Type: person
Mentions: 4
Also known as: Heirs, IRS (Implied), IRS (implied)

Evidence

The trust holds assets for the ultimate benefit of the heirs, who receive them tax-free after the grantor's note is paid.

The trust holds assets for the ultimate benefit of the heirs, who receive them tax-free after the grantor's note is paid.

Source Documents (1)

HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_022351.jpg

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This document is a confidential presentation slide from J.P. Morgan, identified by the production code 'HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_022351'. It explains the mechanics of an Intentionally Defective Grantor Trust (IDGT) as a tax-efficient strategy for transferring future asset appreciation to heirs. The process involves a grantor selling assets to an irrevocable trust in exchange for a promissory note, allowing the asset's growth to pass to beneficiaries gift-tax-free.

Mutual Connections

Entities connected to both Irrevocable trust (IDGT) and Heirs (implied)

grantor (person)

Irrevocable trust (IDGT)'s Other Relationships

Seller buyer and taxpayer grantor
Strength: 6/10 View
Transactional grantor
Strength: 5/10 View
Fiduciary beneficiaries
Strength: 5/10 View
Creator seller grantor
Strength: 5/10 View
Guarantor beneficiaries
Strength: 5/10 View

Heirs (implied)'s Other Relationships

Ancestor descendant implied grantor
Strength: 6/10 View
Wealth transfer grantor
Strength: 5/10 View

Relationship Metadata

Type
Fiduciary beneficiary
Relationship Strength
6/10
Medium strength relationship
Source Documents
1
Extracted
2025-11-19 07:12
Last Updated
2025-11-19 07:14

Entity Network Stats

Irrevocable trust (IDGT) 7 relationships
Heirs (implied) 3 relationships
Mutual connections 1

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