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FINANCIAL ACCOUNT TRANSFER TO TRUST To: THIS Assignment, is being made on this the ________ day of _______________, 20_____, by _______________________, _______________________ County, State of California, as the Assignor(s), whether one or more, and _______________________, as Trustee of THE _______________________ REVOCABLE TRUST dated _______________, as the Assignee. Assignor(s) do hereby assign, convey, and deliver to the Assignee all of the A ssignor’s right, title, and interest in and to the following described property: Checking Account No(s): at . Checking Account No(s): at . Savings Account No(s): at . Savings Account No(s): at . Account No(s): at . Account No(s): at . Account No(s): at . Brokerage Account No(s): at . This assignment includes, but is not limited to, all cash and securities held in said Accounts. These account shall hereafter be titled in the name of _______________________ , as Trustee of THE _______________________ REVOCABLE LIVING TRUST, with an address of _______________________. TO HAVE AND TO HOLD unto the Trustee and his or her successors and assigns forever. DATED this the _____ day of ______________________, 20___.
this assignment is irrevocable. ․ [fn24] although, initially, it appears that the assignment relates to the trust account in the address, it is clear this is a loan and is subject to income tax consequences under the laws of the state of California. At the time of transfer these funds are subject to California law. To make this clear, the bank must pay tax under California's law, and has been required to do so in every year since it has been a bank. A bank must pay tax if: (1) a transaction involving a financial account transfers more than 10,000 to that financial account within a calendar year; (2) the transaction involves the transfer of more than 5,000 from one person's account to another, or from one account to another other than related parties for the account holders' benefit or otherwise; or (3) the transfer involves the transfer of more than 1,000 from a financial account to a credit, insurance, or other financial institution or from such other financial institution to the account holder's personal property, and there is no exemption for the transfer. See sec. §(1), (2); nolo's physician services inCaliforniaa, 24 cal. J. Tax & prof. 1033, 1037-38 (1st ed. 1992). On these grounds, we find no inconsistency in the assignment being performed by the county treasurer and by the county in the name of the trust. [fn25] see the following examples. (a) an account maintained by the United States government at the united states naval station, Fort Knox, kentucky, is a separate and distinct account for the benefit of federal employees and contractors. The trust comprises the accounts described in exhibit 5. The balance in the account was 9,500 at the time the trust was created, with all interest earned on accounts therefrom. (b) an account is held by a federal employee at his or her employer, and the account is a “checking" account. The individual has 6,000 in the account at the time the trust was created. The trustee is a federal employee, and the trustee has 4,000 in the account at the time the trust was created. The trust is a “checking" account. The individual has 3,000 in the account at the time the trust was created. The trustee is an employee of a federal agency, and the trustee claims.