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If a doctor is a 79% partner at a surgery center and regularly performs service there as a sub-contractor, he is an affiliated service group and can't have a 1-man plan on the side.

If an accountant is a 79% partner of a manufacturing firm and regularly performs services there as a sub-contractor, he can have a 1-man plan on the side since the manufacturing company is not a service organization. 

Seems unfair but legitimate.  Am I misinterpreting?

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The IRS did see this and tried to block it years ago. The accountant would be part of the equivalent of an affiliated service group with the manufacturer as a "leased owner" if proposed reg. sec. 1.401(o)-1(b) is ever finalized. Don't hold your breath. There are, of course, not even proposed regs for 414(m)(2)(A) and (B), but for A-orgs and B-orgs the statute seems clear enough. 414(o) by definition doesn't work without regs.

Luke Bailey

Senior Counsel

Clark Hill PLC

214-651-4572 (O) | LBailey@clarkhill.com

2600 Dallas Parkway Suite 600

Frisco, TX 75034

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