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TOPICS IN GEORGIA - RETIREMENT ASSET PLANNING
ESTATE AND TAX STRATEGIES
FACULTY
John A. Cory: JOHN A. CORY is a sole practitioner in Atlanta, where he practices
in the areas of estate planning, retirement planning and business law. He
is licensed in Georgia as a certified public accountant. Mr. Cory received
his B.S. degree from the United States Naval Academy and his J.D. and M.B.A.
degrees from the University of Georgia. He is a member of the State Bar of
Georgia.
National Business Institute, a division of NBI, Inc., is not in any way
affiliated with the National Business Institute, Inc. of Atlanta, Georgia.

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SEMINAR AGENDA
I. RETIREMENT ASSET DISTRIBUTION
- Review of the New IRS Distribution Rules
- Required Beginning Date, and Impact of Death Before or After This Date
- Minimum Required Distributions
- The 5 Year Distribution Rule
- The Expectancy Calculations
- Rollovers
II. BENEFICIARY DESIGNATIONS
- Naming the Spouse and Children as Beneficiary
- Naming a Trust as Beneficiary
- QTIP Trust
- Credit Shelter or "Bypass" Trust
- Revocable Trust
- Charitable Beneficiaries
- The Estate as Beneficiary
- Consequences and Issues of Various Beneficiary Designations
III. CHARITABLE PLANNING WITH RETIREMENT ASSETS
- Coordination Beneficiary Designations With Charitable Intentions
- Designation Charitable Gift Annuities
- Charitable Lead Trust as Beneficiary
- Charitable Remainder Trusts as a Choice
- Transfers to a Private Foundation
IV. PLANNING STRATEGIES WITH ROTH IRAS - CONTRIBUTIONS, DISTRIBUTIONS AND CONVERSIONS
- Spousal Rollovers Made Easy
- Proven Planning Techniques With Roth IRAs
- Income Tax and Estate Tax Rules
- Disclaimer Issues
V. ETHICS
- Identifying and Avoiding Conflicts of Interest
- Confidentiality
- Concerns Regarding Fees and Billing
- The Attorney-Client Relationship
VI. TAX PLANNING TECHNIQUES
- Legislative and Case Law Rulings Impacting Retirement Assets
- Income Tax Consequences of Retirement Plan Distributions
- Lump Sum Tax Averaging Rules
- Tax Planning for Income in Respect of Decedent
- Handling IRS Compliance Challenges