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Politics : Ask Michael Burke

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To: Tommaso who wrote (89851)2/23/2001 4:37:18 PM
From: Tommaso   of 132070
 
Addendum to my post:

"Moreover, the IRS doesn't usually look at IRA holdings. ''No one is required to
report transactions in an IRA,'' says Al Blomquist, a financial adviser in Franklin
Lakes, N.J. ''And the government isn't required to audit them.'' But that doesn't
mean that the IRS wouldn't disallow the tax deduction if you should be audited.
Since the strategy hasn't been tested in the courts, more conservative planners
steer clear of it. ''There is no proscription against the strategy in the law,'' says
Beth Rodriguez, a wealth strategist at the private bank of J.P. Morgan. ''But
would the IRS attack it if they found out? We think yes.''"

businessweek.com
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