THE TAX PRO’S GUIDE TO USING L.I.R.P.S FOR ADVANCED TAX PLANNING
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The Tax Pro’s Guide to Using L.I.R.P.s for Advanced Tax Planning
Description
The Tax Pro’s Guide to Using L.I.R.P.s for Advanced Tax Planning
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A clear-eyed analysis of the looming tax crisis and why your affluent clients are most at risk.
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A step-by-step framework for using Life Insurance Retirement Plans (LIRPs), or “Super Roths,” to create powerful streams of tax-free retirement income.
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Why an estimated 90% of LIRPs fail and how to ensure your clients’ plans succeed through proper design, ongoing “parenting,” and expert collaboration.
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How to identify ideal LIRP candidates within your practice, confidently address common objections, and position yourself as a forward-thinking tax planner.
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Testimonials
“Dave Spence correctly notes that today’s income tax rates are probably as low as they will ever be. When we finally take steps to put our federal finances in order, additional revenue will have to be part of the equation. This book covers how LIRPs can be used as an effective tax planning strategy for retirement. It’s definitely worth a read.”

David M. Walker, CPA
Former United States Comptroller General
“David Spence hands tax professionals the missing manual for turning compliance work into transformational, future‐proof planning. His clear, step‐by‐step LIRP framework will help CPAs capture more value for clients and themselves in a rising‐tax world.”

Dr. Jackie Meyer, CPA,
Founder of TaxPlanIQ and creator of the ROI Methodᵀᴹ
“Dave Spence correctly notes that today’s income tax rates are probably as low as they will ever be. When we finally take steps to put our federal finances in order, additional revenue will have to be part of the equation. This book covers how LIRPs can be used as an effective tax planning strategy for retirement. It’s definitely worth a read.”

Tom Hegna,
Economist, author, and retirement expert – creator of the “Paychecks and Playchecks” retirement approach