Illinois Administrative Code
Title 14 - COMMERCE
Part 480 - CHARITABLE TRUST ACT
Section 480.20 - Definitions
Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 38, September 20, 2024
a) "A Trustee" holds property when he has title or possession of the property and controls its distribution subject to conditions which devote the property to a charitable purpose. A custodian or depository does not hold property.
b) "A Charitable Remainder Trust" is one where the income goes to the donor or designated individual for life, with remainder to an operating charity on the death of the life tenant. The Trust must be irrevocable, as to the remainder, to fall within this regulation. Registration is required of all such trusts. A Charitable Remainder Trust may qualify for alteration of the reporting requirement pursuant to Section 480.60 of this Part and 14 Ill. Adm. Code 400.10 and 400.20.
c) "Charitable Purposes" includes without limitation any funds which are to be applied for the benefit of an indefinite number of people to provide them with:
d) "Charitable Trusts" means any relationship whereby real or personal property is held for a charitable purpose or purposes.
e) "Trustee" is any person, group of persons or other legal entity who holds property intended to be used for charitable purposes.
f) "Trustees" who hold property for charitable purposes with a value exceeding $4,000, are required to register.