Modifies the definition of resident trust in Minnesota tax law.
This bill amends the definition of a resident trust in Minnesota tax law. It specifies that a trust is considered a resident trust if it is irrevocable and either created by a decedent who was domiciled in Minnesota at death or meets certain conditions related to decision-making and record-keeping in Minnesota. The bill clarifies that certain delegations of decision-making do not affect the residency status of the trust. The changes apply to trusts that became irrevocable or were first administered in Minnesota after December 31, 1995.
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