“The solution is... let's have that company make an interposed entity election and we'll get it into the group that way”

David Montani · Accountants Daily Podcast Network · Under the Hood: The restrictive family control test

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When a company beneficiary does not automatically fall within the family group, make an interposed entity election for that company to bring it into the family group

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