A trust tax is a levy on income generated by assets held within a trust, typically paid by the trust itself or its beneficiaries. Used to prevent tax avoidance, it applies when income isn't distributed annually. Beneficiaries often benefit from lower rates on distributions, while trusts face higher brackets, encouraging timely payouts.
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