Our Mission
Our main site abstractly discusses various asset protection strategies, e.g. holding companies, asset protection trusts and Wyoming LLCs. Abstract discussion is a fine place to start, but doesn't tell you whether any one strategy is a good fit for your situation. That is why we created this blog.
This blog will demonstrate practical applications of Wyoming LLC and Trust law that clients may wish to utilize. The purpose being to examine whether any may be beneficial to you.
For example, we discuss "can an LLC be a holding company", how to use an llc for investments and the difference between a family llc and trust.
Popular Posts
Holding Companies
Holding companies are popular vehicles for managing various assets, income streams, protecting assets and privacy, along with simplifying tax returns. There are many benefits, but some additional complexity, which must be considered.
Asset Protection Trusts
Wyoming has quietly positioned itself as the premier trust situs in the world. This was done to compete directly with offshore providers. Wyoming offers numerous advantages, such as: self-settled trusts, asset protection begins immediately, dynasty trusts are allowed and more.
How to Start an LLC
Our firm started forming only Wyoming LLCs, but we have expanded to servicing all fifty states and online bank account opening. Part of this expansion entails creating pages specific to those states, e.g. how to form a California LLC or Delaware LLC benefits. We write these through the lense of providing advice on asset protection, anonymity and lowering taxes.
Delaware companies are popular for international clients and those seeking to raise funds. The fees are generally higher, especially for Corporations, but investors often demand this jurisdiction so it's best to be informed.
California has one of the world's largest economies and real estate markets. If it was its own country it would be in the top 10 for GDP. This activity drives significant business formations, along with a desire for privacy as CA LLCs make much information public.
Texas companies require the member of the LLC to be listed. For this reason we advise forming an anonymous LLC in WY, DE or NM to act as the parent or holding company. This provides privacy and asset protection for those doing business in TX.
Florida companies are commonly used for real estate, but require the disclosure of member and manager information. Our anonymous formation service avoids this.
Arizona is among the strictest states for requiring ownership information. This applies to foreign registered LLCs as well.
Utah houses the spirit of perseverance and industry, and it’s no surprise that the state strives to attract new business creators.
Learn more about Washington business entities.
We have many articles on Illinois business entities.
We have many articles on North Carolina business entities.
New York is a state that draws in a lot of businesses. It’s considered one of the more friendly places for new companies, whether that business is an LLC or a corporation.
We have many articles on New Jersey business entities.
We have many articles on Virginia business entities.
Estate Planning
Estate planning consists of more than just dollars and cents. There is a human side to the planning which makes it unique to you. Let us help you discover how to leave a legacy with your estate.
Medicaid Trust
These services are prohibitively expensive and essentially function as a hidden estate tax. Many families are prevented from passing on their assets due to medicaid costs depleting their estate.
Fun Resources
These pages were made to lighten your day. They may not directly pertain to our traditional subjects, but are informational and may be of value!
Final Thoughts
We hope you enjoy our blog. For additional articles, please visit specific sections, for example our trust, estate planning or business sections all provide additional content which we hope you find useful while protecting your assets, maintaining your privacy and minimizing your taxes.
If you have a special request, please consider completing our contact form. We can write additional articles, or craft a custom plan designed to fit you and your family's needs.
Note, the information herein is general and should not be taken as legal or accounting advice. Please seek professional advice before embarking upon any legal or tax strategies.
