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trust someone for something
to depend on someone for payment for something. I will lend you one hundred dollars. I know I can trust you for it. I loaned Ted a lot of money. It's all right. I can trust him for it.
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The portion of an ESBT that consists of S corporation stock is treated as a separate trust for purposes of computing the income taxation of the trust.
It has helped increase trust (for salesmen) to help close deals which was not so easy at earlier occasions and has helped many employers and employees develop mutual trust for one another.
Tax By-pass Trust In a tax by-pass trust, one spouse will put assets in a trust for the benefit of the surviving spouse up to the limit of his federal estate tax exemption, which is $2 million.
 
 
 
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