Zero Inclusion
By: Martin M. Shenkman, CPA, MBA, JD
When a trust has been fully protected from the generation skipping transfer tax ("GSTT") it is said to have a zero inclusion ratio. For trustees of trusts with a zero inclusion it may be advisable to preserve the trust principal and favor distributions from other trusts that don't have that degree of tax protection.
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