Entity Structuring
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Entity Structuring
Overview
Entity structuring involves using limited partnerships, limited liabilities, and corporations to achieve three key objectives:1. Safeguarding your assets against potential threats.
2. Reducing your tax burden to single digits.
3. Protecting your privacy while building long-term wealth.
Understanding Entity Structuring
Case Study: Patrick's Business
Consider Patrick, who expanded his family's boat business into a Marina, storage facility, parts shop, and showroom. Despite his financial savvy, he neglected to secure his assets due to his focus on business growth. This oversight led to devastating consequences: his businesses were shut down, and he ultimately faced bankruptcy.
Avoiding Patrick’s Mistake
To avoid such pitfalls, leverage two powerful tools:
1. Limited Partnerships (LPs): These create a legal boundary between personal and business assets.
2. Limited Liability Companies (LLCs): Similar to LPs, LLCs protect against creditors.
Advanced Asset Protection
Both LPs and LLCs offer a built-in charging order that provides extra protection compared to standard S or C corporations. A charging order prevents others from directly accessing your assets. To further shield your wealth:
- Set Up a Management Company: Transition funds from your LP or LLC to a management company.
- Impute Income: The IRS can tax attempted claimants on uncollectible amounts, discouraging lawsuits.
Conclusion
By integrating these strategies, your assets remain secure, your income is protected, and potential legal challengers face high tax burdens. This significantly reduces the likelihood of lawsuits, safeguarding your financial future.
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