Montana Uniform Transfers to Minors Act (UTMA) Custodial Accounts for Children Under 21 years of age Revised May 2012 MontGuide 199910 1.

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Montana Uniform Transfers to Minors Act (UTMA) Custodial Accounts for Children Under 21 years of age Revised May 2012 MontGuide

Marsha A. Goetting Ph.D., CFP ®, CFCS Professor & Extension Family Economics Specialist Department of Agricultural Economics & Economics 2

Montana Uniform Transfers to Minors Act Montana Code Annotated §72 – 26 – 501 3

UTMA Custodial Account An alternative for a parent or other adult who wants to provide benefit of child under 21 years of age 4

UTMA Custodial Account Make gifts of assets during life Bequests with a will Distributions from a trust 5

Minor  A person who has not reached the 21 years of age 6

Transferor Person who gifts assets to a UTMA (custodial) account 7

Custodian Manages property that has been irrevocably transferred to UTMA (custodial) account for benefit of child who is under 21 years of age 8

What assets can be transferred to a UTMA (custodial) account? Money Securities Stocks & Bonds 9

Types of Assets Certificates of Deposit Savings Accounts Real Estate 10

Types of Assets Designate minor as beneficiary:  Life insurance proceeds  Pension or Profit Sharing Plans 11

Whom should I designate as custodian? 12

Custodian Transferor Another adult Trust company 13

Custodian Rules No joint custodianships are allowed 14

Alternate Custodian Substitute Successor 15

Duties of Custodian 1.Manages, registers or records title to UTMA custodial property 16

Duties of Custodian 2.Collects, holds, manages, invests, & reinvests custodial property 17

Duties of Custodian 3.Observes the standard of care that would be used by a “prudent person” 18

Duties of Custodian 4.Identify and keep custodial property separate from other property 19

Duties of Custodian 5.Not allowed to pledge the account as collateral for any loans to him/herself 20

Where can UTMA custodial accounts be established? 21

Establish accounts Bank Savings Bank Credit Union Mutual Fund Company Brokerage Firm 22

What is the wording used on a UTMA (custodial) account? Montana Code Annotated § 72 – 26 –

Wording “As custodian for (name of minor) under the Montana Uniform Transfers to Minors Act”…  Example p.2 of MontGuide  Financial institution may have own forms 24

What happens to custodial assets when child reaches 21 years of age? 25

Custodian Responsibilities Close UTMA account  Transfer assets to child 26

What is the tax effect of a UTMA account? 27

UTMA account Custodianship is not considered a separate taxpayer 28

Taxable to child  Unearned income Interest from CD Dividends from stock 29

Kiddie Tax Under 14  Unearned income up to $1,900 First $950 taxed at kids’ zero bracket Next $950 10% rate 30

Kiddie Tax  Unearned income m ore than $1,900 Taxed to child at parent’s bracket as long as child under age 14 31

Child--age 14  Tax based on child’s income tax bracket 32

What if I need money I transferred to the UTMA (custodial) account? 33

“Tuff” luck  Decision is irrevocable  Funds can’t be taken back by transferor Not even for college expenses 34

What happens to assets in UTMA (custodial) account if a child passes away before reaching 21 years? 35

Distributed by Montana Intestacy Statutes to child’s heirs  If not married & no children  Parents equally 36

Distributed by Montana law  If parents are deceased Brothers Sisters 37

Distributed by Montana law  If any siblings are deceased, then to their descendants  Nieces  Nephews 38

POD and TOD Designations  Cannot be used on UTMA (custodial) accounts 39

Court may remove Custodian  Not properly fulfilling custodial duties 40

Eligibility for College Financial Aid  UTMA (custodial) accounts are counted as a student’s assets Income reported on Social Security number of the child 41

Other Alternatives  Section 529 College Savings Plan  Coverdell Education Savings Account 42

Montana Uniform Transfers to Minors Act (UTMA) Custodial Accounts for Children Under 21 years of age Revised May 2012 MontGuide