Abstract
children go barefoot, and, all too often, Shoemakers' security analysts have inadequate security for their families and themselves. A critical reason for this is the unfavorable tax exposure of the average financial analyst. The manufacturer frequently has the tax shelter of a certificate of necessity or accelerated depreciation. The real estate speculator has depreciation offsets which cut the taxes on his real estate income. The oil operator has the deduction for intangible drilling expenses and then the added benefit of the allowance for depletion. Usually none of these special advantages are available to the financial analyst. The purpose of this paper is to review certain methods of tax-favored capital formation particularly available to the security analyst.
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