Estate Blueprint
The Best Asset Protection and Tax Strategy Available!
Your Blueprint To Privacy, Protection and Wealth Starts Here. Estate Blueprint Trusts Are Built On The Same Foundation Used By The Wealthiest Families In The World For Generations.
Maximum Protection And Flexibility
Strategies used by the world's wealthiest families for hundreds of years, now made accessible to everyone.
You've worked hard for what you have. Let us show you how to protect it. When your assets and money are at stake you don't want to try some new, trendy idea to protect them. We structure your trust with 5 key elements that offer the 4 most important benefits anyone could ask for:
- Privacy & Anonymity
- Protection From Creditors and Lawsuits
- Completely Avoid Probate
- HUGE Tax Advantages
And NO, this is not some new, flashy idea. These trusts have been in use since at least 1533 and have never been penetrated! How's that for a track record?.
What Makes This Trust So Powerful?
Ancient wisdom has always held that he who creates something also controls it. Our trust is based on contract law, not legislative law - this is a very significant differentiation! All corporations, LLC's, and statutory trusts are created under legislative law, which means that they are also subject to its control. Based on contract law, our trust is a private contract agreement between private parties, which creates mutual obligations. Instead of being subject to legislative law, this trust is governed by the private parties based on their contractual agreement.
Compliance with Internal Revenue Code 643 allows the trust to defer all capital gains, passive income and K1 income in perpetuity in the trust res (property) - another massive benefit!
No other trust structure provides this level of asset protection, probate avoidance and tax management!
The 5 Key Elements
- Express: In order to serve the beneficiaries and protect the trust property, the trust must contain clear terms and conditions that clearly outline the powers and limitations of the trustee(s). These terms and conditions cannot be altered by the trustee. The same goes for the purpose of the trust.
- Discretionary: The IRS is very clear when it comes to the discretionary nature of a trust. Assets held by the trust, when sold, are not subject to capital gains taxes.
- Non-Grantor: The non-grantor designation protects the trust assets by avoiding alter ego claims which can easily be brought against the trust in the even that the creator of the trust is also a trustee and/or beneficiary. In such a case the trust becomes living trust which has limited benefits, and no tax advantages or asset protection
- Irrevocable: In order to provide true asset protection, must be irrevocable and non-grantor. When the creator of the trust transfers assets to the trust, the assets may never taken back. This creates a legal separation and prevents claims against the endower and trustee(s) from accessing the assets.
- Spendthrift: This is the critical provision which protects trust assets from judgements against the creator, trustee and/or beneficiary. Courts have always upheld that no judge can issue a turnover order to penetrate the trust and gain access to its assets. The ONLY exception is if assets where fraudulently placed in the trust to avoid judgement - this means doing so AFTER litigation has been filed.
What Does The Supreme Court Say?
In March of 1911 the Supreme Court ruled in the case Eliot v. Freeman 220 US 178 that a Spendthrift Trust Organization is not subject to legislative control! It went on to say that such an organization is also not within the provisions of the corporation tax law.
Elliot v. Freeman
Nos. 448, 496
Argued January 19, 1911
Decided March 13, 1911 - 220 U.S. 178
APPEALS FROM THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF MASSACHUSETTS It was the intention of Congress to embrace within the corporation tax provisions of the Tariff Act of August 5, 1909, c. 6, 36 Stat. 11, 112, only such corporations and joint stock associations as are organized under some statute, or derive from that source some quality or benefit not existing at the common law.
A trust formed in a state, where statutory join stock companies are unknown, for the purpose of purchasing, improving, holding and selling land, and which does not have perpetual succession but ends with lives in being and twenty years thereafter, is not within the provisions of the Corporation Tax Law.
You don't have to see the whole staircase, just take the first step" - Martin Luther King Jr.
A good estate plan not only protects your assets while you're alive, but ensures the next generation has a solid foundation upon which to continue building. The cost of probate in many states can be as high as 40% and averages 12-18 months to complete. The only people who win in probate are the courts and attorneys who only collect their fees and are not truly concerned about the specifics of distribution. Fortunately our trusts completely avoid probate, maximizing the transfer of wealth, while losing no time in continuing your mission.
Now That You Know Why You Should "Own Nothing And Control Everything," What Will You Do Next?
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What You Get:
- Customized Trust Indenture $2,997 Value
- Certificate of Trust $147 Value
- EIN (For opening a bank account etc) $49 Value
- Professional Binder To Protect & Organize $49 Value
- 1oz .999 Silver Coin $38 Value
- Free Shipping In The US $19 Value
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