Guest San Diego Benefits Guy Posted July 18, 2007 Posted July 18, 2007 A retired client is receiving income from a limited partnership that was engaged in a large condominium conversion project. The individual will receive a substantial distribution from the limited partnership this year. It is not possible to treat this individual as a real estate professional. He would, of course, love the amount to be treated as earned income so that he could establish a defined benefit pension plan. I was wondering if anyone had ever looked at aggressive planning opportunities that might exist in this type of situation. In the past, I have heard of individualds who might contribute their limited partnership interests to their c-corporations that might mantain a defined benefit pension plan. Any thoughts on this issue would be appreeciated. Thanks. Ed
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