Propel your practice to new heights with our exclusive strategy designed specifically for contingency-fee-based attorneys. Discover the pinnacle of managing future tax liability planning and boost your revenue and clientele, helping to ensuring long-term success and financial stability.
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As a personal injury attorney, you possess the unparalleled advantage to defer the receipt of your legal fees to future tax years, a privilege not available to other professionals—even other attorneys. This powerful strategy was exclusively designed to help strengthen your financial future.
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Leverage the most effective way for PI attorneys to help manage future tax liability and accumulate wealth.
Help ensure that your future personal and firm objectives are met with confidence.
Normalize your firm’s cash flows and maintain opportunities to retain essential employees.
Participate in market upside while having confidence in total principal protection.
This strategy not only integrates principal protection and assists with managing future tax liability, but it also obtains potential market-based payment growth over your desired installment payout period. This approach offers stability, tax efficiency, and market-linked growth to meet your retirement planning objectives. Achieve control over your financial future by deciding when to receive payments and determining the guaranteed payment amounts.
No. The claimant need not structure his/her own portion in order to structure the attorney’s fees.
No. The IRS does not allow structuring money after there has been actual or constructive receipt of the fees or an impermissible economic benefit from the fees.
No. Tax may be deferred on attorney’s fees only for amounts received as workers’ compensation and/or damages on account of personal physical injury or physical sickness.
No. The settlement agreement must be completed before the judgment is final. After the judgment is final, you are considered to be in constructive receipt of the fees.
Yes. The attorney can change the beneficiary as long as payments are being made to the attorney as an individual and not to a firm.
Help to redefine your practice with this strategy! It can preserve value, manage risk and future tax liability to provide long-lasting success and a prosperous future.
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