Lance Wallach | Business Owner at National Offices of Lance Wallach | LinkedIn

Lance Wallach | Business Owner at National Offices of Lance Wallach | LinkedIn

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  1. The appeals court for the seventh circuit has affirmed the convictions of six defendants who conspired to defraud the United States by impeding and impairing the functions of the Internal Revenue Service ("IRS") and committed offenses against the United States, along with related fraud and tax offenses that included the marketing of charitable trusts that could be marketed to customers as a means of both estate planning and income tax minimization.

    Citation: United States v. Michael A. Vallone et al.; Nos. 08-3690, 08-3759, 08-4076, 08-4246, 08-4320, 09-1864, 09-2174

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  2. I went to Google, which, of course, knows all. There in all its splendor were comments on the trust citing 419, section 83, 409 A. One website was bold enough to say they have a patent (even though this type of patent has been illegal for years). But, this type of plan has been dead since 2000 when the Third Circuit upheld Neonatology Associates v. Commissioner.

    What confuses me is why anyone would persist to create a plan that, at best, will not work as well as a traditional pension, but more likely the deduction will be disallowed along with every penalty known to the IRS?

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  3. Restricted Property Trust
    Published on January 27, 2016
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    Interesting ideas are being touted as the latest and greatest uses of Life Insurance for obtaining enormous tax savings. This idea is not really new and makes use of certain tax codes eg. 419 and 419(e). The plans have typically used lousy life insurance plans (the plan works better that way) and the IRS has reviewed bits and pieces of this area of tax law for years. These RPT's may fall under Listed Transactions connected with Benefit Plans. Go for it but you CPA's out there make sure you have a ton of E & O insurance.

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    Lance Wallach
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    Restrictive property trust, file 8886 to avoid IRS fines
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    Lance Wallach
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    Before you engage in the financial fantasy think hard, do you want to buy a lawsuit? The plaintiff attorney is waiting for you!
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