Series 7: 7.1.4. Primary Goal Of A DPP

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7.1.4. Primary Goal of a DPP

Even though using losses from a DPP as a tax shelter is a possibility for investors, the primary goal of a DPP needs to be to earn money, not to lose it. Investors who set up DPPs for the sole purpose of using it as a tax shelter (in other words, the business is designed to be unprofitable) are subject to fraud charges, back taxes,

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