A trust corpus is the "body" of the trust. This is the property that is transferred into the trust; also known as the trust res.

What is Trust Corpus? The corpus of a trust is the sum of money or property that is set aside to produce income for a named beneficiary.

Corpus of the Trust means the money paid or securities delivered by the trustor. (Business & Professions Code Section 7736.) Sample ...

The term “corpus” is Latin for "body.” In the context of a trust, a trust corpus refers to the property that is transferred into the trust.

Latin for "the body" of the trust. This term refers to all the property transferred to a trust. For example, if a trust is established (funded) with ...

If dividend/capital gain distribution were made to a trust and the trustee paid tax on these income and retain the income as corpus of the trust.

Corpus means an amount that is equal to the market value of a settlement of property on the trust measured at the date of the settlement.

Corpus funds are the long-term assets any trust or institution keeps in reserve for the ongoing support of the business.

Definition of "trust corpus". The total asset value, including money and properties, transferred into a trust. How to use "trust corpus" in a sentence.

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