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Tax-Aware
InvestmentManagement
THEESSENTIALGUIDE
DouglasS.Rogers
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Tax-awareinvestmentmanagement:theessentialguide/DouglasS.Rogers.
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Summary:“Illustrateshowinvestmentstrategiesfortax-exemptaccountsdon’tworkforindividuals
subjecttotaxes.Offerstechniquesforcomparingtax-efficiencyofmutualfunds,hedgefunds,and
investmentmanagers,andpresentsmore-sophisticatedstrategiesforoffsettinggainsagainstlossesin
wealthplanning,portfoliomanagement,andestateplanning.Includesresultsofhistoricalresearch,
100tablesandcharts”--Providedbypublisher.
Includesbibliographicalreferencesandindex.
ISBN1-57660-180-3(alkpaper)
1.Investments--Taxation--UnitedStates--Handbooks,manuals,etc.2.Portfoliomanagement--
Handbooks,manuals,etc.I.Title.
HG4910.R6552006
332.6--dc222005030613
C O N T E N T S
Acknowledgments
................................................................ vii
Introduction
........................................................................ ix
PART
ONE
|
EVOLUTION
OF
KNOWLEDGE
PERTAINING
TO
TAX
-
AWARE
INVESTMENT
MANAGEMENT
1
1
TheEvolutionofTax-AwareInvestmentManagement
....... 3
2
TheSourcesandImpactofTaxeson
InvestmentReturns
........................................................... 11
3
SeminalResearch
.............................................................. 21
4
TheTax-AwarePractitioner
.............................................. 33
5
CreatingtheTriumvirateofQualified
Professionals
..................................................................... 45
PART
TWO
|
AFTER
-
TAX
REPORTING
AND
MEASURES
OF
TAX
EFFICIENCY
55
6
MutualFundAfter-TaxReporting
.................................... 57
7
SeparateAccountAfter-TaxReporting
............................. 77
8
MeasuresofTaxEfficiency
................................................ 95
PART
THREE
|
TAX
-
AWARE
PORTFOLIO
MANAGEMENT
101
9
OutperformingtheIndexFund
...................................... 103
10
QuantitativeTax-AwarePortfolioManagement
andConcentratedStock
.................................................. 117
11
PracticesofEliteTax-AwareEquityActiveManagers
..... 133
12
PracticesofEliteTax-AwareFixedIncome
ActiveManagers
.............................................................. 149
13
TheHedgeFundDilemma
............................................. 167
14
AmendingtheSearchProcessforTax-Aware
ManagerSelection
........................................................... 175
PART
FOUR
|
CHALLENGING
TRADITIONAL
ASSET
ALLOCATION
METHODS
189
15
ChallengesWithTraditionalInvestment
PolicyDevelopment
........................................................ 191
16
DevelopingAfter-TaxAssetClassAssumptions
.............. 209
17
WhytheStyleBoxHurtsTaxableInvestors
.................... 225
18
PositioningAssetsbytheTaxCharacteristics
oftheEntity
.................................................................... 243
19
TheRoleofSystemsSolutionsin
Tax-AwareInvesting
........................................................ 271
Summary
...............................................................................
281
Appendix
................................................................................
283
ContinuingEducationExam
............................................
287
Index
.....................................................................................
294
A C K N O W L E D G M E N T S
Tax-AwareInvestmentManagement:TheEssentialGuide
embodiesthecol-
lectivewisdomofmanypeoplewithwhomIhavebeenfortunateenough
tointeractduringmyinvestmentcareer.Iwanttoacknowledgethosewho
havesupportedmyeffortsandprovidedmemanyoftheinsightsneces-
sarytocompletethiswork.IapologizetoanyoneImayhaveinadvertently
missedinmyattempttogivecreditwhereitisdue.
IextendmygratitudetoRalphRittenourJr.,toJeffreyGrubb,andto
myotherassociatesatCTCConsultingfortheirbackingofthisproject.
IamespeciallymindfulofthesupportofDonLindowandChrisArvani
whorecognizedearlyoninmycareermydesiretotakeonnewandex-
citingresearchpertainingtothenucleardecommissioningtrust(NDT)
industry.MyparticipationatNDTconferencesandmyinteractionwith
ArlandBrusven,DavidKrause,JamesMeehan,JoanneHoward,MaryJo
Dempsey,ThomasTuschen,EricKnause,MaryMiller,andothersonly
heightenedmyenthusiasm.MichaelBrilleyandGeneSitencouragedme
tosubmitmyfirstarticleforpublicationontax-awareinvestmentmanage-
ment,whichsetthestageforotherprojectstofollow.Similarappreciation
isextendedtoLouiseWasso-JonikasandMichaelRadfordforencouraging
myinvolvementinCFAInstitute(formerlyAIMR)activitiesandpublic
speaking.
LeePricehasalwaysbeenarespectedmentor,andtoservewithhimon
bothAIMRSubcommitteesonAfter-TaxReportinghasbeenanhonorand
privilege.IwillalwaysbeindebtedtothemembersoftheSubcommittee.
TheirresponsetotheSECproposalforafter-taxreturnsonmutualfunds
andrecommendedrevisionstotheexistingstandardswouldnothavebeen
possiblewithouttheassistanceofPaulinePilateandAleciaLicata.Stanley
LeeandLizMilleroftheNewYorkSocietyofSecurityAnalystshavebeen
consistentsupportersofthistopicandrelatedissues.
IamtrulythankfulforthewillingnessofTadJeffrey,JamesGarland,
RobertArnott,JoelDickson,JackBogle,PeterBernstein,MarcMoulton,
BrianLangstraat,DavidStein,andBobBreshocktosharetheirexpe-
riencesoncriticalresearchandproductdevelopment.JayWhippleIII,
RonSurz,JamesHollis,andMattSchotthaveplayedcriticalrolesin
furtheringmyunderstandingofsystemstechnology.RobertGordonand
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