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* [[http://www.forbes.com/sites/jayadkisson/2011/07/31/charging-orders-and-k-o-d-by-the-k-1-not/ | 2011.07.31]] ... Charging Orders and K.O.'d by the K-1]] ... Not
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* [[http://www.forbes.com/sites/jayadkisson/2011/07/31/charging-orders-and-k-o-d-by-the-k-1-not/ | 2011.07.31]] ... Charging Orders and K.O.'d by the K-1 ... Not
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Jay D. Adkisson and Thomas E. Rutledge, [[https://businesslawtoday.org/2018/08/charging-orders-taxes-answers-may-surprise/ | ''Charging Orders and Taxes: Some of the Answers May Surprise You'']] (American Bar Association BusinessLawToday, Aug. 13, 2018).
Jay D. Adkisson and Thomas E. Rutledge, [[https://businesslawtoday.org/2018/08/charging-orders-taxes-answers-may-surprise/ | ''Charging Orders and Taxes: Some of the Answers May Surprise You'']] (American Bar Association BusinessLawToday, Aug. 13, 2018).
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* Jay D. Adkisson and Thomas E. Rutledge, [[https://businesslawtoday.org/2018/08/charging-orders-taxes-answers-may-surprise/ | ''Charging Orders and Taxes: Some of the Answers May Surprise You'']] (American Bar Association BusinessLawToday, Aug. 13, 2018).
* [[http://www.forbes.com/sites/jayadkisson/2011/07/31/charging-orders-and-k-o-d-by-the-k-1-not/ | 2011.07.31]] ... Charging Orders and K.O.'d by the K-1]] ... Not
* Jay D. Adkisson and Thomas E. Rutledge, [[https://businesslawtoday.org/2018/08/charging-orders-taxes-answers-may-surprise/ | ''Charging Orders and Taxes: Some of the Answers May Surprise You'']] (American Bar Association BusinessLawToday, Aug. 13, 2018).
* [[http://www.forbes.com/sites/jayadkisson/2011/07/31/charging-orders-and-k-o-d-by-the-k-1-not/ | 2011.07.31]] ... Charging Orders and K.O.'d by the K-1]] ... Not
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Article: [[https://businesslawtoday.org/2018/08/charging-orders-taxes-answers-may-surprise/ | Charging Orders and Taxes: Some of the Answers May Surprise You]], by Jay D. Adkisson and Thomas E. Rutledge (American Bar Association BusinessLawToday, Aug. 13, 2018).
Article: [[https://businesslawtoday.org/2018/08/charging-orders-taxes-answers-may-surprise/ | Charging Orders and Taxes: Some of the Answers May Surprise You]], by Jay D. Adkisson and Thomas E. Rutledge (American Bar Association BusinessLawToday, Aug. 13, 2018).
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Jay D. Adkisson and Thomas E. Rutledge, [[https://businesslawtoday.org/2018/08/charging-orders-taxes-answers-may-surprise/ | ''Charging Orders and Taxes: Some of the Answers May Surprise You'']] (American Bar Association BusinessLawToday, Aug. 13, 2018).
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Article: [[https://businesslawtoday.org/2018/08/charging-orders-taxes-answers-may-surprise/ | ''''Charging Orders and Taxes: Some of the Answers May Surprise You'''']], by Jay D. Adkisson and Thomas E. Rutledge (American Bar Association BusinessLawToday, Aug. 13, 2018).
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Article: [[https://businesslawtoday.org/2018/08/charging-orders-taxes-answers-may-surprise/ | '''Charging Orders and Taxes: Some of the Answers May Surprise You''']], by Jay D. Adkisson and Thomas E. Rutledge (American Bar Association BusinessLawToday, Aug. 13, 2018).
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Article: [[https://businesslawtoday.org/2018/08/charging-orders-taxes-answers-may-surprise/ | ''''Charging Orders and Taxes: Some of the Answers May Surprise You'''']], by Jay D. Adkisson and Thomas E. Rutledge (American Bar Association BusinessLawToday, Aug. 13, 2018).
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'''Charging Order Lien Has Been Foreclosed:''' The purchaser at the judicial sale of the debtor/member's (now-former) interest becomes an assignee of the interest (albeit an involuntary assignee with no management, voting or information rights, etc.), and thus the tax distributions goes to the purchaser.
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'''Charging Order Lien Has Been Foreclosed:''' The purchaser at the judicial sale of the debtor/member's (now-former) interest becomes an assignee of the interest (albeit an involuntary assignee with no management, voting or information rights, etc.), and thus the taxable distributions go to the purchaser.
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'''Creditor Holds A Charging Order Lien:''' Even though the creditor gets the economic distribution, the tax distribution goes to the debtor/member.
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'''Creditor Holds A Charging Order Lien:''' Even though the creditor gets the economic distribution, the taxable distribution goes to the debtor/member who gets to pay it (and not the creditor).
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Despite a wealth of misinformation about the subject found on the Internet, taxable distributions in the charging order context are quite simple:
'''Creditor Holds A Charging Order Lien:''' Even though the creditor gets the economic distribution, the tax distribution goes to the debtor/member.
'''Charging Order Lien Has Been Foreclosed:''' The purchaser at the judicial sale of the debtor/member's (now-former) interest becomes an assignee of the interest (albeit an involuntary assignee with no management, voting or information rights, etc.), and thus the tax distributions goes to the purchaser.
'''Creditor Holds A Charging Order Lien:''' Even though the creditor gets the economic distribution, the tax distribution goes to the debtor/member.
'''Charging Order Lien Has Been Foreclosed:''' The purchaser at the judicial sale of the debtor/member's (now-former) interest becomes an assignee of the interest (albeit an involuntary assignee with no management, voting or information rights, etc.), and thus the tax distributions goes to the purchaser.
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Article: [[https://businesslawtoday.org/2018/08/charging-orders-taxes-answers-may-surprise/ | Charging Orders and Taxes: Some of the Answers May Surprise You]], by Jay D. Adkisson and Thomas E. Rutledge (American Bar Association BusinessLawToday, Aug. 13, 2018).
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