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California Trust Distribution Tax: Why State Tax May Be Due After Federal Tax Was Already Paid
Steven Cashiola 7/31/26 Steven Cashiola 7/31/26

California Trust Distribution Tax: Why State Tax May Be Due After Federal Tax Was Already Paid

A California resident beneficiary can owe California tax when a discretionary trust distributes income accumulated in prior years, even when the distribution is not federally taxable to the beneficiary. FTB Legal Ruling 2026-01 explains when that exposure begins and how trustees and beneficiaries can plan for it.

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