The Value Of Assessing Clients' "Tax Risk Tolerance" Amidst IRS Scrutiny Of Tax-Aware Investment Strategies, With Jeff Levine
For advisors who use or consider tax-aware strategies, the discussion focuses on client risk tolerance and the due-diligence questions raised by greater IRS attention. It frames tax savings alongside the financial and personal costs of scrutiny.
Summary
By the markets & outlook deskThe episode covers recent IRS scrutiny of tax-aware investment strategies, including Section 351 ETF conversions and other transactions. Jeff Levine discusses how advisors can assess a client's tax risk tolerance and capacity, weigh potential tax savings against the costs of IRS scrutiny, and conduct due diligence before recommending complex tax strategies.
- Recent IRS guidance on tax-aware investment strategies is discussed, including Section 351 ETF conversions and other transactions facing greater scrutiny.
- Advisors are prompted to assess both a client's tolerance and capacity for tax risk.
- The episode covers weighing potential tax savings against the financial and personal costs of IRS scrutiny.
- It addresses due diligence before recommending complex tax strategies.
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