By: Matthew F. Penater, J.D., LL.M. — matt@elvilleassociates.com For those of us who have established a trust, are a beneficiary of a trust, or are considering implementing a trust into our estate plan, the recent changes in trust income tax rates warrants our attention. If a trust is in existence, a review of the trust …
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