65 Day Rule For Trust Distributions 2025. Trust Distributions with Michael Jeffriess YouTube Under the Internal Revenue Code's 65-day rule, calendar-year trusts have until March 6, 2025, to distribute trust income to beneficiaries equal to the greater of the trust's accounting income or its distributable net income (DNI) for the year and treat those amounts as if they were made on the last day of the previous year. To qualify, the distributions must be made no later than March 6, 2025, to count as a 2024 distribution and an election is required on the tax return to receive that tax treatment.
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To qualify, the distributions must be made no later than March 6, 2025, to count as a 2024 distribution and an election is required on the tax return to receive that tax treatment. One of the tax planning tools available to fiduciaries of estates and non-grantor trusts is the 663 (b) election, also known as the "65-day rule." Simply put, a 663 (b) election allows distributions made to beneficiaries within 65 days of year-end to be counted as prior-year distributions.
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[IRC 663(b).] This rule applies to a complex trust; a simple trust where net income is required to be distributed to trust beneficiary yearly. In most years, including 2025, the last day to make a distribution count toward the previous tax year is March 6. Nor will a grantor trust qualify for this 65-day rule
65 Day Rule for Complex Trusts Wheeler Accountants, LLP. Nor will a grantor trust qualify for this 65-day rule For example, a distribution of $700 of trust income by the trustee to a beneficiary on January 20, 2025, can be treated as having been made in the 2024 tax year or the 2025 tax year
Today’s presenters Alissa Bowers Private Client Services Manager. By making the timely election and distributing within 65 days, fiduciaries can effectively allocate income to beneficiaries and avoid tax at the trust level. Updated February 14, 2025 A complex trust or estate may make an election under Internal Revenue Code Section 663 (b) to treat all distributions made during a 65-day period as having occurred on the last day of the prior tax year.