JASON M. LUMPKIN QKA®, AIF®

Jason has more than 24 years of qualified retirement plan experience, primarily serving middle market, closely held businesses. His background includes plan design, documentation reporting, participant education, and ongoing administration for defined contribution plans, including employee stock ownership plans.

Jason joined Schneider Downs in the Retirement Solutions practice in January 2000. He currently serves as a Practice Unit Leader for SDAdvantage Retirement Solutions, LP (SDARS) and his duties include client relations, new business conversion, the management of the SDARS recordkeeping platform, plan design and compliance consulting, and plan corrections.

He received his Qualified 401(k) Administrator (QKA) credential from the American Society of Pension Professionals and Actuaries (ASPPA) in 2011 and obtained his Accredited Investment Fiduciary (AIF®) certification in 2017. In 2012, Jason was awarded the Martin Rosenberg Academic Achievement Award by ASPPA. The Award annually recognizes top performing ASPPA examination candidates on credentialed exams.

Professional and Community Involvement

Member – American Society of Pension Professionals and Actuaries Department of Labor Subcommittee

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Who is your role model?
I have always admired the inspiring speeches and leadership qualities of former President, John F. Kennedy.

What was your childhood dream?
I wanted to be an architect or a construction worker.

If you could go back in time, what advice would you give your college self? 
I would tell myself to take some time to enjoy and appreciate the experience.

People would be surprised to know that I…
am an extremely picky eater (I can hear some snickers from those who know me).

What was your first job?
My first job was working at a concession stand and maintaining tennis courts at a public park/playground.

Do you have a “motto”? (spoken or unspoken)
Admittedly, I stole this from Cosmo Kramer…”Without rules, there’s chaos!”

When you have an hour of free time, what do you like to do? 
Whenever I have free time, I will always default to a History Channel documentary.

Do you have advice for young professionals?
Work hard, care about your job, and take pride in your results.

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Big Problem: Large Tax Burden In The Succession Plans Of A Family Business.


Big Thinking: Creating A Grantor Trust To Save $1.5 Million.

GREG ALLISON is responsible for estate and succession planning for business owners, executives and high-net-worth individuals. He also prepares annual income tax returns for estates and trusts in addition to gift tax returns, federal estate tax returns and state inheritance tax returns.
One of Greg’s clients was a father wanting to retire and give his son 100% ownership of their company. Giving his 80% share in the company would result in a $1.5 million tax due on redemption. Greg’s team was able to avoid the $1.5 million tax and introduce asset protection by having the father creator a grantor trust instead. “By creating a grantor trust, the father was able to sell his shares under the same terms as redemption but save money since no gain is recognized on the sale,” said Greg. “We were also able to integrate asset protection into the structure and procure the recurring tax and attest services.” Schneider Downs provides Big Thinking and Personal focus in delivering a variety of services for large and small businesses, both publicly and privately held, as well as nonprofit organizations, government entities and more. Through our commitment to thought leadership and knowledge management, we deliver the solutions our clients need with a personal commitment to service.

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