David Robert Duncan
2015Annual
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What was filed
11
investments
1
positions
0
gifts
0
agreements
0
debts
2
reimbursements
1
income
0
spouse income
Named parties
- University of South Carolina School of Law
- SC Bankruptcy Law Association
- NABT
- USC School of Law teaching stipend
As filed
Bank of America accounts — Interest
IRA 1 AllianceBemstein Growth A — Int/Div
IRA lAllianceBernstein Large Cap Growth A — Int/Div
IRA I AllianceBernstein Thematic Growth A — Int/Div
IRA 2 AllianceBemstein Growth A — Int/Div
IRA 2 AllianceBemstein Large Cap Growth A — Int/Div
IRA 2 AllianceBernstein Thematic Growth A — Int/Div
Crown Life Insurance policy — Interest
United States Savings Bonds — Interest
South Carolina Tuition Prepayment Plan — Interest
1/35 interest in 70 acres Mercer and Summers WV — None
Adpmunct Professor, University of South Carolina School of Law
Reimbursement — SC Bankruptcy Law Association — May 8 - 10, 2015 — Savannah, GA — Semmar — Lodging, registration, meals
Reimbursement — NABT — February 25 & 27 2015 — Charleston, SC — speaking engagement — Lodging, registration, means
Income — 5/15 — USC School of Law teaching stipend — S10.000.00
VIL Items 2 - 4 All dividends, income and capital gains are reinvested. These accounts were previously valued together and reported with aggregate income. They
are reported separately this year.
VIL Items 5 - 7 All dividends, income and capital gains are reinvested. These accounts were previously valued together and reported with aggregate income. They
are reported separately this year.
VII Item 10 This account was established to prepay college tuition for my daughter and son. Two semesters’ tuition were paid for my daughter during the reporting
period and one semester's tuition was paid for my son. My daughter has 5 semesters of prepaid tuition available (1 semester was used during the 2014 reporting
period) and my son has 7 semesters of prepaid tuition available,
VIL Item 11 C2 Stepped up basis inherited property.
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