Larry Monroe Boyle
2013Annual
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What was filed
5
investments
2
positions
0
gifts
1
agreements
2
debts
1
reimbursements
3
income
0
spouse income
Named parties
- Boyle Enterprises (See Part VIILA)
- Boyle Publishing (See Part VIILE)
- Northwest Mutual Life Ins. Co
- Sallic Mae Servicing
- Compensation Section
- State of Idaho Judiciary pension plan - monthly (See VIILD)
- United States Courts Judiciary Pension Plan (Monthly) (See VIILD)
- Boyle Publishing
As filed
Income Beneficiary, Trust, Rexburg, 1D — Int/Div
USG Amnuity & Life Co, Des Moines, IA — Interest
USG Annuity & Life Co, Des Moines, IA — Interest
State of Idaho, Public Employee Savings Plan, Boise, ID — Interest
State of Idaho Judicial Retirement, Boise, 1D — None
Partner/Proprictor, Boyle Enterprises (See Part VIILA)
Partner/Proprictor, Boyle Publishing (See Part VIILE)
Agreement — 92 — State of Idaho Judicial Retirement (See Part VIILC)
Liability — Northwest Mutual Life Ins. Co — Loan on Policy
Liability — Sallic Mae Servicing — Grugrantor JN MBA loan
Reimbursement — Compensation Section — 03082013 — tua tinh J A ei, 4 — (Legal Education) for Attorneys — Rega Yr RI
Income — 2013 — State of Idaho Judiciary pension plan - monthly (See VIILD) — $27.100.00
Income — 2013 — United States Courts Judiciary Pension Plan (Monthly) (See VIILD) — $160,080.00
Income — 2013 — Boyle Publishing — SO.00
A. In 1995 JN started a
home and consumer product distribution business - Boyle Enterprises. [Jl manages the business and my role is
passive. This was a new reporting item in 1995, There was modest income generated in 1996-2008 and was reported on tax returns.
B. Part VII, Item 4 is my state judicial thrift savings plan (PEBSCO). 1 started this deferred income savings plan when Twas a state court judge. Prior to 1995, it
was not reported because it is very similar to the Federal Thrift Savings Plan which is not reportable. However, because not expressly exempt, | felt it should be
reported.
C. Part 11, Item 1, and Part VII, Item 5, is a state judicial statutory retirement program. The exact amount is unknown but | am vested at approximately 24% of
a State Supreme Court Justice's annual salary which is $2,231.93 per month. In addition, 1 retired from active judicial duty and am now a recalled to service
Magistrate Judge. 1 am drawing a monthly annuity from the Judicial Retirement system in the same amount as a United States Magistrate Judge salary on a
monthly basis.
D. Part 111, Item 2: In June 200%, 1 began receiving a monthly retirement benfit of $2,231.93 from my employment in the State of Idaho Judiciary.
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