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Grantor Trust Agreement between Cumberland Mountain Bancshares, James J. Shoffner, Barry Litton, Robert R. Long, J.D. Howard and Raymond C. Walker regarding the establishment of Trust with the intention of the company to make contributions to the Trust
If the grantor passes away, the trust usually becomes irrevocable, and the assets are managed according to the agreement, ensuring that everything goes according to plan, like following a map on a road trip.
Access to benefits can vary based on the terms of the trust; sometimes they get benefits right away, and other times they have to wait, kind of like waiting for a bus that’s running on a schedule.
One of the biggest perks of a Grantor Trust is that the grantor usually continues paying taxes on the trust income, which can simplify tax time and sometimes be beneficial in the long run.
People set up Grantor Trusts for various reasons, like managing taxes, avoiding probate, or ensuring their assets benefit loved ones after they’re gone, kind of like having your cake and eating it too.
The key players in this agreement are typically Cumberland Mountain Bancshares, James J. Shoffner, and others involved in the trust, acting like a team working towards a common goal.
A Grantor Trust Agreement is like a blueprint for how assets in the trust are managed, usually set up by someone who wants to keep control while providing benefits to others.
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Memphis Tennessee Grantor Trust Agreement between Cumberland Mountain Bancshares, James J. Shoffner, et al.