By: Martin M. Shenkman, CPA, MBA, JD
Principal or assets of a trust. In the case of a QPRT, the residence is the only asset (or only significant asset) unless the residence is sold and cash is held pending the qualified reinvestment in a new residence, or in the event that the QPRT is converted to a QAT.
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