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I'd like to hear any comments or feedback on this entity 
concept?  I like to hear all sides
of an issue but here are some comments from one of my 
correspondents on this subject.
He claims that the entity thing is much riskier and more 
complex thatn the information
below suggests and which he puts in the same camp with 
'offshore tax savings' which could
also result in jail time for some 
folks.  He doubts that one could gain the 
advantages (which
could be disadvantages because of the SE tax) of trader status 
by just using a different entity; especially one in which 
everything passes through to your return.  Maybe this is pretty 
darned good advice, no?  Anyway, thanks for any 
additional comments.
 
Chas
 
 
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