Sec. 3. As used in this chapter, "net fair market value" means the fair market value of each asset comprising the trust reduced by the liens, debts, and encumbrances of the trust, regardless of whether the liens, debts, and encumbrances are allocable to a specific asset.
As added by P.L.3-2003, SEC.2.
Structure Indiana Code
Title 30. Trusts and Fiduciaries
Chapter 15. Total Return Unitrusts
30-2-15-1. "Current Valuation Year"
30-2-15-3. "Net Fair Market Value"
30-2-15-4. "Total Return Unitrust"
30-2-15-9. Trustee's Power to Convert Trust, Reconvert Trust, and Change Unitrust Rate
30-2-15-10. Acting Without Court Approval
30-2-15-11. Petition by Trustee
30-2-15-12. Petition by Trust Beneficiary
30-2-15-13. When Court Shall Approve Conversion, Reconversion, or Change in Rate
30-2-15-14. Reconversion's Release of Power to Adjust Void
30-2-15-15. Conversion to Unitrust; Unitrust Rate
30-2-15-15.2. Unitrust Rate for a Cemetery Perpetual Care Fund
30-2-15-16. Unitrust Amount; Initial Two Years of Trust
30-2-15-17. Unitrust Amount; Successive Years
30-2-15-18. Net Fair Market Value of Unitrust Assets
30-2-15-20. Prohibited Reduction in Unitrust Amount
30-2-15-21. Adjusting Net Fair Market Values of Assets
30-2-15-22. Prorating Unitrust Amount in Short Year
30-2-15-23. Unitrust Amount's Satisfying Tax Law Requirement of Preserving Tax Benefit
30-2-15-24. Construing the Governing Instrument