Scott Aboukir
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 17 Jul
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It's really hard to calculate, genuinely difficult to calculate after-tax returns.
We can get into the structure of our operation in a little bit, but just like maybe one way that a lot of sort of larger single-family or multifamily offices might differ from your traditional wealth client is just the complexity of like entities and
You have individuals, entities, sometimes pooled vehicles that are created, all of which kind of have different nuances in how they're taxed.
Some income from a fund might flow from a fund to a pool vehicle to a trust, and then certain types of income might stay there and taxes get paid on behalf of the trust.
Certain income goes down to an individual.
These entities all can be in different jurisdictions.
How do you attribute income tax liability sort of appropriately to the right place and the right investment to actually do the right analyses?
There's a whole bunch of reasons.
It's just genuinely difficult.
There's like timing issues.
Oftentimes you've probably experienced this.
Your accountant might call you around April to do like an extension thing and you've got to make it at the same time.
You're trying to truing up your prior year's tax liability.
You're making a first quarter payment and that might be sort of framed as like a lump sum.
So somebody has to go through and say like, okay, well,
What time period was that for?
On the individual investment level, you've got things like a simple example is like private equity fund might write up a company two or three years ago, but realize it today.
And so where does that liability go in terms of how you would adjust your time weighted return or whatever it is you're looking at, your IRR?
So there's just like a bunch of genuinely difficult calculation issues.
And then I would say equally as important, frankly, I think incentives are off a little bit here.
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