Today at the NYSSPCA: Estate Administration Conference

Submitted by Melissa Hoffmann on Tue, 05/18/2010 - 09:24

Ita M. Rahilly, conference chair, addresses attendees.What should a CPA working with trusts and estates focus on during tubulent economic times? How should the generation-skipping tax be handled? What does a CPA need to know about distributable net income and the separate share rule?

These are among the questions that will be addressed at the Estate Administration Conference, which is happening right now at the 3 Park Avenue FAE Conference Center.

At left, Conference Chair Ita M. Rahilly, vice chair of the Society's Trust and Estate Administration Committee, welcomes attendees and offers an introduction to the day's events -- which will include an interactive luncheon presentation by committee member James B. McEvoy. The sessions will also cover fiduciary accounting and responsibilities, foreign trust compliance and current events in the practice area.

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