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Does Your Tree of Success Have Money on the Branches?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Is Your Money Tree Getting a Constant Pruning?

 

Ultra Trust®
The REPOSITIONING of ALL your valuable assets.

Revocable Living Trust Domestic Non Grantor Trust  the REPOSITIONING of your valuable assets. Limited Liability Co. LLC
Asset Protection YES NO Protection, NONE YES YES
Eliminate Probate YES YES YES NO
Eliminate Estate Taxes UNLIMITED NO UNLIMITED NO
Defer / reduce Capital Gains Taxes Possibly, under certain conditions NO  VERTEX TRUST® up to 20 years NO 
Defer / reduce Income Taxes

NO

NO YES, if combined with international structure  NO
Form 1040 income tax benefits YES,  Designed for asset protection, but Interest on mortgage and Real Estate Tax pass-through as a tax deduction to your form 1040.  If it's a business, all underlying income and expenses are passed through.

YES
You have done nothing.  You still "own" the assets

 NO YES
Comments:

Designed to hold your primary residence and ALL your other significant assets; the only structure that can hold Sub "S" stock; qualifies as an Insurance Trust  (see footnote A)
With Ultra Trust®  you no longer own the assets, you do not qualify for the probate process and you do not qualify to file and pay the estate tax.

designed to eliminate probate. DOES NOT eliminate estate taxes; ABSOLUTELY NO asset protection, nothing more than an extension of your will.  In my opinion: a sham perpetrated on you by unqualified  professionals. designed to defer all capital gains taxes when combined with international structure (see deferral of Capital Gains) Replaces Sub "S"; LLC Entity of choice for all new business entities; strongest asset protection for business (see footnote A & B)

 

Sub "S" Corporation

Family Limited Partnerships

Limited Partnership

General Partnership

Asset Protection

 Courts have rendered this structure worthless

General Partner exposed for 100% of assets General Partner exposed for 100% of assets NO Protection, whatsoever. EACH PARTNER is exposed to the liability of ALL his other partners.  You should NEVER do business as a General Partnership.  Worse than Sole Proprietorship.
Eliminate Probate

 NO

 NO  NO  NO
Defer / reduce Capital Gains Taxes  NO

 possibly

 NO  NO
Defer / reduce Income Taxes  NO possibly  NO  NO
Form 1040 Income tax benefits NO  NO  NO  NO
Comments: The White Elephant. 
Professionals no longer regard this method of onwership as an asset protection device or tax efficient device.
He who "owns" the stock owns the company; NO asset protection for the shareholder; officers, or directors. Too many restrictions on who may own the Sub Chaper "S" stock for efficient tax pass-through.
Designed to slowly leave your company to your children; general partner has NO asset protection under attack by IRS (See footnote A & B) General partner has NO asset protection; he who controls the GP owns the company (See footnote A & B) it's extremely unwise to operate as general partnership; not only are you responsible for your own lawsuit(s), but also that of "ALL" your partners potential lawsuits

Sole Proprietorship:  If you operate your business as a " sole proprietorship", it's the absolutely worst way to do business and you're a walking lawsuit.  (I'm being tactful with my words).

(Footnote A) The Ultra Trust® is an ASSET PROTECTION FORTRESS when combined with other structures: - the LLC, Family LLC, Limited Partnership, Family Limited Partnership, or is the owner of a General Partnership Interest.

(Footnote B) Creditor's sole remedy is a "Charging Order" against partner's "Capital Account Distributions".  When will the LLC partner get a "Capital Account Distribution?"  Answer:  NEVER.  Furthermore, the creditor is obligated to pay taxes on your taxable income, even though the creditor receives NO ACTUAL CASH  DISTRIBUTIONS.  Click here more information on the "Charging Order"

 
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