TRUSTS FOR THE FUTURE
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Many of us know about the grand fraud in the scheme of the Federal Reserve Bank, the IRS and personal income tax. Some in learning this information elect to simply not participate. While this may be admirable and technically correct, perhaps this is not prudent in the real world in which we live today. Until and unless Congress makes some real changes in these atrocities against the Confederate Republic that our founding fathers began creating for us in 1776 it would behoove prudent people to find alternatives to handle there estate plans that do not amount to a personal tax protest.
The whole economy and the legal system is now based upon this credit money world and the income tax, etc. It is more prudent to pay the tax the IRS forms indicate that they want you to pay. However, in going along with their scheme as a more likely means of getting along, we are certainly allowed to take the deductions the IRS allows and enjoy different tax planning approaches which are also permissible by the IRS due to laws passed by Congress which the IRS has found that they must abide in. The tax rate has been lowered a little recently after reaching ridiculous slavery heights and there will be a little relief for low and middle class families, and, of course, a little more relief for the upper class. Also, Congress has a program to eliminate estate taxes gradually by 2012. Of course, before that we need to plan for our estates as well for our posterity. Also, we need to save a few dollars for retirement as well. (After 2012, however, apparently the estate taxes return automatically in the plan as we understand it.)
There are large numbers of ways to reduce your tax liability legally and many of these are commonly used. However, some of the better ways of reducing or deferring tax liability is often more carefully written in a way that the average CPA or businessman will simply not expect it or understand it. This is called tax law double and triple speak.
Strangely, Trusts, which are a crucial vehicle in the overall plan of tax reduction and estate preservation are not very common these days except for the standard type of trust your bank will set up and manage for you. (Usually a mistake). Attorneys and CPAs are familiar with these testamentary and/or charitable type trusts. However, few of them know anything about the old Massachusetts type trust, sometimes referred to as a pure trust which can be used for family estate preservation, the operation of a club, the running of a business or as an investment trust such as owning real estate and stocks, etc.
Amazingly, these type of trusts were quite popular in the early 1800s since corporations did not then exist. Trusts offered limited liability for the Trustees who manage the trust just like corporations offer directors of the corporation today. So, in those days, many of the solely owned businesses eventually put their assets into trust. The beauty of a trust of this type is that you, your family or your designees will run the trust and not some bank or attorney. This teaches self reliance and independence, and is a Confederate thing to do.
Trusts of this type are not normally tax exempt! However, they can assist you in lowering your tax liability and preserve more of the money for your future. The trust does not die nor go into probate when you or other trustees die. The remaining trustees simply elect a replacement trustee and continue the trust estate untaxed and without probate.
Generally things that are free are suspect and things that don't cost much may be cheap indeed and often fail and/or don't work to start with. Complex matters such as the tax laws, both domestic and international become very complex very quickly. Playing in this field in your own name is akin to being naked and unprotected in a cruel world.
Even if you buy a book that tells you how to set up a trust and how to run it you may find it is somewhat like reading a manual on how to service, fuel and fly a super sonic jet fighter. You may find that flying that jet fighter which lands at over 200 mph to be an awesome and likely fatal task should you try to fly it alone just by reading a flight manual. It takes more than reading instructions to prepare you to fly it by yourself. You need instructed practice first. You not only need to know how to fly it, but you need to know what to do when something bad happens like red lights appearing suddenly on in the instrument panel while you are alone at 30,000 feet high and a long way away from an airfield. You also need to know how to find your way in stormy weather and not get lost.
Proper training is expensive, just like it is expensive. It is expensive to hire a highly qualified attorney for a court case. But, hiring the cheapest attorney you can find might be compared to hiring a drunken crop dusting pilot to teach you how to safely fly a super sonic jet fighter. You don't always get what you pay for of course, but you generally do get what you deserve when you pay too little for something complex and important; you make get something worse than very little.
Legal Research Associates has the personnel with over 35 years of experience to properly educate you in how to set up your TRUST and assist you in learning how to properly and safely operate it around a variety of unwanted circumstances. We also have associates who are among the best in the United States on Trusts and in dealing with the IRS. We not only train you, we remain available to assist you in your future needs.
Our basic fee for training you and your trustees and assisting you in you setting up your own trust is $5,000.00 for one Trust and $3,000.00 for additional Trusts that you may need help in establishing. Do you need a Trust or two? If the cost is more than you can afford, you likely do not need a trust in the first place. We sometimes suggest to prospective clients that they should not bother with a Trust until they obtain higher income or more assets. (Of course, the wealthy should never be caught without a Trust or two.) Legal Research Associates licensed attorneys will oversee the Training and establishment of your Trust.
Some people who are of modest means, however, have serious IRS problems in spite of their lack of riches. The IRS likes to prey on such people because they are usually easy to defeat. If those problems involve less than $6,000.00 to $8,000.00 you likely would be better off not hiring an attorney (as long as no criminal charges are involved) and simply trying to work out a settlement and payment arrangement with the IRS.
If the IRS has filed criminal charges or such have been threatened, however, you had better obtain competent legal counsel regardless of the money the IRS claims against you. We can help you here by recommending several different competent and licensed attorneys that practice in your area.
What ever your circumstances may be, we will help you determine if you should consider a Trust or otherwise need our services.
Please contact us by E-mail at beaudre@tca.net or by FAX to 979-779-3331. Leave a telephone number, E-mail or address for us to correspond with you further should this interest you. We will not hound or pester you. If you have interest, contact us. If you do contact us and learn you are not interested, the matter will be closed with no animosity.
Vance J. Beaudreau
Legal Research Associates
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