AssetProtection

Why Incorporate?

Without asset protection, you could suddenly lose everything you've worked so hard for!

You know we live in a “litigious society” but do you know what that means for you?

Nine out of ten lawsuits in the world are filed in the United States.

A new lawsuit is filed every thirty seconds.

If you own a business or practice a profession you have one-in-three chance of being named a defendant in a lawsuit within the next year.

Any of the following events can leave you penniless and in debt.

A negligence or injury claim

Breach of contract through no fault of your own

A professional malpractice suit

Lawsuits from disgruntled business partners or employees

Divorce

Large fines for violating state or federal law due to the actions of an employee

Claims from creditors should your business fail

Catastrophic medical bills

Seizure of your home or other assets without due process by the U.S. Customs or other government agencies with forfeiture power

A large tax bill and escalating penalties following an IRS audit

Without a corporation, most of your estate could go to the government, not to your heirs.

Because a corporation has a life of its own, a carefully designed corporate strategy allows you to care for your loved ones free from probate and other legal and tax problems.

The best asset protection is to incorporate.

Why a Wyoming Corporation?

Wyoming is one of the only states that does not share confidential information about its corporations with the Internal Revenue Service.

You Can Be Completely Anonymous

Wyoming still believes in the independence of the old west. The people of Wyoming believe in a small government that does not meddle in the business of its citizens, and that includes its corporate citizens. Many other states now allow lawsuits to “pierce the corporate veil” and enforce personal liability for the debts and actions of the corporation on its officers and directors. Wyoming law clearly makes the actions of a corporation's representatives exempt from personal responsibility, except in cases of outright fraud.

In Wyoming, a corporation is required to list only the names and addresses of its president, secretary, treasurer and director(s) with the Secretary of State. All of these positions may be held by one person. The Asset Protection Plan can provide a nominee to fill all of these positions, ensuring your complete privacy. The names and addresses of any vice presidents need not be listed.

Wyoming does not require stockholders to register with the state. Because of this, you can own all the shares in the Corporation maintain complete control of operations and designate representatives as your officers and directors. Your identity will be kept completely confidential.

Wyoming is one of the Only States Which Allow the Use of Bearer Shares for Privacy of Ownership

Wyoming is one of the only states that permit corporations to issue Bearer Shares. Bearer Shares are a form of stock that is best suited to guarantee the owner's anonymity. The stock certificate is issued to the Bearer and may be redeemed by anyone who has it in his or her possession, just like cash. The person who has possession of the Bearer Shares of a corporation is legally the owner of the corporation. This makes it nearly impossible for anyone to track down the ownership of your corporation. This is why it is not recommended for you to use an existing Corporation you are utilizing for business purposes to protect your assets.

Use your Wyoming Corporation to Lower Your Taxes

If you have a corporation in your home state and a corporation in Wyoming, you can use a perfectly legal strategy to cut your taxes. Have your Wyoming corporation(s) sell services, such as advertising, marketing, or consulting to your home corporation. Properly done, the sale of services will absorb the profits of the home corporation. With no profits, the home corporation will owe no tax in the home state. The Wyoming Corporation shows the profits, but owes no taxes in tax-free Wyoming.

Additional Advantages of Incorporating in Wyoming

No minimum start-up capitol required

No annual reports necessary

Shareholders and directors need not be residents of Wyoming (or even U.S. citizens) and do not need to come to Wyoming to form the corporation

Wyoming have some of the lowest incorporating costs in the United States

No need to list the assets of the corporation

A Wyoming corporation can own property in any state without having to be incorporated in that state

One-person corporations permitted

Director and shareholder meetings may be held anywhere in the world

No delay - a Wyoming corporation can be formed in twenty-four hours

Limited Liability Company (LLC)

* Same liability protection as a corporation

* No corporate tax, profits passed directly to owners

* Fewer corporate formalities required

Asset Protection

Frivolous lawsuits are filed everyday. One could strike you anywhere at anytime.

Business owners, Medical Professionals, Officer of a Corporation, Real Estate Owners [home owners], Owners of other assets: If you have any assets you need asset protection!

Don't leave yourself unprotected, risking your family's financial future. When it comes to asset protection, there are no cookie-cutter solutions. We help people on an individual, case-by-case basis. Whether you are protecting real estate, business assets, securities, or cash, we can analyze your situation and recommend a plan to help you become financially protected.

Don't leave yourself unprotected any longer. Call our consultant today to begin the process.

Maximum Asset Protection and Financial Privacy

Listed below are the two methods we use to protect your assets:

Incorporation in Nevada or Wyoming, preferrably Wyoming: This is Asset Protection & Financial Privacy Without Leaving the Country. Legally – Quickly – Conveniently – Inexpensively - Anonymously

Offshore Corporations: This gives you Maximum Asset Protection & Financial Privacy.

Legally – Affordably – Anonymously - Quickly

Gained from years of experience, our forte is knowing the right strategies to use. Through the use of these two entities separately and together, we can assure you Maximum Asset Protection .

Let us help you gain an understanding of how you can protect your families' assets from those that may try to take them from you.

How do we do this. It is through Incorporation. Find out Why, and specifically a Wyoming Corporation!

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Offshore Introduction

Why Take a Chance On Losing Everything You Have?

Under the U.S. legal system, the deck is stacked in favor of the plaintiff and against the defendant. This is the reason so many lawyers specialized in contingency fee lawsuits in which they are paid a percentage of whatever they win for their clients. This encourages the filing of spurious lawsuits. Because a new lawsuit is filed every thirty seconds, the average business owner or professional person stands a chance of being sued several times in his or her lifetime. Under the current system, any suit, no matter how apparently worthless, can result in a ruinous judgment. Remember the woman who was awarded $2.3 million after she spilled hot coffee on herself!

Once a lawsuit has been filed, the law will not allow you to move your assets. You must act ahead of time to protect what you own before it comes under attack.

If you still are not sure if you need Asset Protection:

Click here to complete questionnaire to determine if you do.

Don't leave your family to chance! Call 1-623-512-4852 to take the steps necessary to safeguard the wealth that you have worked so hard to achieve.

Wyoming Corporations Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to reserve a corporate name?

No, but it is recommended to reserve a name prior to filing to ensure that it remains available during the incorporation process.

How do I reserve a corporate name?

The reservation of your corporate name will be handled when you complete our application process.

Do I have to renew my name registration?

If you are conducted business as a “Doing Business As” (DBAs) entity, you will need to renew your name every 10 years. Six months prior to the renewal period, the state will send you notification to renew. The corporation is due for renewal annually on the anniversary date.

How do I incorporate in Wyoming?

When using our service, we will complete an application via our website on your behalf, the required administrative forms and articles of incorporation with the appropriate Wyoming agency and registered agent.

Is a registered agent required?

Yes, the name and address of the registered agent must be listed in the articles of incorporation. Also, the articles must be accompanied by a written consent to appointment manually signed by the registered agent. As part of our ongoing service, which does provide a registered agent service option that you can select during the online registration process.

How many Incorporators are required to form a Wyoming corporation?

One or more incorporators are required in the state of Wyoming.

How many Directors are required for a Wyoming corporation?

One or more directors are required in the state of Wyoming.

Are corporations in Wyoming required to file an Annual Report?

Yes. Annual reports are due by December 1st of each year.

Why couldn’t I just use a Nevada Corporation?

We stay away from Nevada because the state is associated with organized crime, gambling and legalized prostitution. Further, the businesses in that state are more prone to transient business practices and fraud. For example, you can't open a bank account for a NV company unless you have a NV driver's license, with few exceptions. As a result, companies from Nevada are exposed to an audit rate with the IRS that's four times higher than the national average (source: http://trac.syr.edu/). Further, the increase costs in terms of the annual filing fees makes it prohibitive to sell the

Nevada companies. Many companies sold Nevada companies in the past and stopped due to the above reasons.

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