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Asset Protection
When you own and run your own business, you’ve already put too much on the line to have to worry about losing all your personal assets in addition to your business in the event of a lawsuit. It’s a fact, if you earn more than 50K per year you have a 1 in 4 chance of being sued in the next 12 months (USA Today), which means that it’s not a matter of if you will be sued; it’s a matter of when you will be sued.
Asset Protection does not have to be a complicated plan. By simply incorporating your business or forming an LLC, you will put the tools in place to protect you and your family from becoming the unsuspecting victims of a lawsuit. It’s too late to start researching asset protection once you’ve been named in a suit. Without a plan, you are at risk of losing everything, including your retirement savings, your home, your children’s education funds, your vehicles, etc. Your best protection is yourself, and you can start now by seriously looking at a business structure that will bullet-proof your entire life’s work.
The Importance of Privacy
In a world of rapid information exchange, privacy has become an ever-increasing issue for individuals everywhere. If someone is considering suing you, their attorney will first conduct an asset check to see if you have anything worth suing for. If your wealth is exposed, the answer for the inquiring attorney is easy. However, imagine if through your Corporation, you could maintain your current lifestyle while keeping the true value of your assets out of the reach of predators?
By incorporating, you can prevent prying eyes from discovering your personal wealth. Nevada’s excellent privacy laws allow for your name to be excluded from public record. In fact, you can maintain full control over your company by taking advantage of a nominee officer to act as your company’s representative.
There are a number of simple yet invaluable strategies that allow individuals to legally use their Nevada Corporations to protect themselves and their families from lawsuits while also reducing taxes in their home state.
For more information about how you can put these strategies to work for you, talk to us about incorporating or download our Essential Guide to Asset Protection and Tax Planning Using a Nevada Corporation or LLC.