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Exam Code:
CTEP
Exam Name:
Chartered Trust & Estate Planner® (CTEP®) Certification Examination
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Questions:
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Last Updated:
Dec 14, 2025
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Chartered Trust & Estate Planner® (CTEP®) Certification Examination Questions and Answers

Question 1

Which of the following structure of Unborn Trust is not valid?

Options:

A.

A minor creating Trust for Would-be-Husband

B.

An unmarried person creating trust for Would-be-Mother-in-Law

C.

A married person creating trust for Would-be-Daughter

D.

Both a and b

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Question 2

______________ of Income Tax Act,1961 provides for the Registration of a Charitable Trust.

Options:

A.

Section 12A

B.

Section 13A

C.

Section 64A

D.

Section 65A

Question 3

Which of the following statement(s) about Power of Attorney (POA) is/are correct?

Options:

A.

Only (i)

B.

Only (ii)

C.

Both (i) and (ii)

D.

Neither (i) or (ii)