In my income taxation of trusts notes, I have that "if it is a grantor trust, it is the assets outside the trust which grantor is responsible to use to pay taxes (although if a grantor has the right to each in trust and take things out, the grantor could use those things to help pay too). "

 For a non-grantor trust, its trust (entity) that's taxes. Does that mean the things inside the trust pay for the taxes? 

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