Get "C" Corporation tax benefits with an unlisted Business Trust. This video explains it for you.
Any Corporation formed in the United States is by default taxed using 'Subchapter C' of the Internal Revenue Code.
Who gets the most benefits out of a C Corporation? Those companies selling products.
(Licensed professionals selling 'services' often prefer S Corporations)
By state law, all Corporations are required to keep extensive written records. This is in addition to Secretary of State registration, disclosures and fees.
Another benefit to know about is Section 1202 of the IRS code that provides tax free gains for business owners. Since a business trust can elect corporate tax classification (C or S) you might prefer to keep your affairs private or unlisted.
You can get all the C Corporation benefits with an unlisted Business Trust, and without the Secretary of State's formal requirements. You could use a Business Trust as your primary operating unit or as a quiet independent 'partner.'
Watch the video to learn more or get the business trust e-seminar to setup your own.
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