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by Jay Butler (Author)
"After personally writing over 100 books and articles relating to asset protection, wealth preservation and trusts over the last 25 years, I think I am in a unique position to critically judge when a book hits the mark in explaining in useful easy-to-understand terms, the very complexities that is asset protection and asset preservation. In this third edition of "Cover Your Assets", Jay and I have accomplished just that. In our book, we share with you the product of our collective research, knowledge and experience which we have gained over several decades of personally helping clients achieve their asset protection and wealth preservation goals. Together, we show you step-by-step how to live the 'corporate lifestyle'." - Dr. Robert Hagopian, Msd Founder and Director of Nevada Trustee Services Group, Inc. Las Vegas, Nevada - 210 Pages - Full-Color - 8.5" x 11" Format - Resident Agent and Registered Office Requirements - Business Address and Mail Forwarding Services - Nominee Officers and Directors - Bank Account Introductions and Business Check Disclosures - About Nevada and Wyoming - Activities, Climate, Culture and Economy - Geography, History and Interesting Facts - What is an Entity? - What is Charging Order Protection? - IRS Revenue Ruling #77-137 - Inside and Outside Lawsuits, Compartmentalization - Piercing the Corporate Veil - Conflict of Laws, Choice of Law and Venue - Corporations - Limited Liability Companies - Limited Partnerships - Comparing Business Structures - Professional Business Strategies - Tax Strategies - 1120, 1120-S, 1040, 1065 and 1099 Tax Elections - Federal and State Income Taxes - Estate Taxes - Employee Benefit and Retirement Plans - California Tax Strategies - What is a Trust? - Business Preservation Trusts - Personal Property Trusts - Revocable Living Trusts - Who Should Be a Beneficiary? - Funding a Trust
Author Biography
The inverted "V" displayed on our shield is the uppercase letter "L" in ancient Greek identifying the people of Lacedaemonia, which in historical times was the proper name for the Spartan state. The Greek cry "Molon Labe" means "Come and Get Them" as spoken by King Leonidas in response to the Persian army's demand for the outnumbered Spartans (300 against 300,000) to surrender their weapons during battle in the narrow pass or 'hot gates' of Thermopylae in 480 B.C. The iconic expression has become a symbol of courage to defend that which belongs to you, even if faced against overwhelming or insurmountable odds. Jay Butler is the Managing Director of Asset Protection Services of America, the former Managing Director of Asset Protection Services International, Ltd and the former Vice-President of Sales and Marketing for Corporate Support Services of Nevada Inc. Mr. Butler holds a Bachelor's Degree of Fine Arts (BFA) from Boston University. Jay has provided customized business entity structuring for clients in all 50 states along with some of the most respected names in the industry including the Jay Mitton organization "the father of asset protection" and Real Estate Investor Association seminars. While working with Wealth Protection Concepts, LLC under the tutelage of the former Las Vegas and North Las Vegas city attorney Carl E. Lovell Jr. (now deceased from Leukemia), Mr. Butler was bestowed the title of "Asset Protection Planner" for his competency and experience. He also co-authored the first edition of his book "Cover Your Assets: Legal Authorities on Asset Protection, Tax Strategies and Estate Planning" (c) 2006 with Dr. Lovell. While residing in Switzerland, Mr. Butler was the Associate Director of "CO-Handelszentrum GmbH" providing Swiss company formation and administration services and executed a full-range of fiduciary responsibilities including sales, client support and international corporate compliance services (KYC, FATCA, AML, FATF and Swiss Code of Obligations). Jay builds his relationships through consistent attention to detail and reliable support. He has traveled extensively throughout the United States (having visited 49 of the 50 states), explored 36 nations worldwide, and has lived in a total of 7 countries throughout North America, Central America, the Middle East, North Africa and Europe.
