You now have access to important details about how to protect your safe assets in order to help you make an informed strategic decision. There are several points to keep in mind which will help us determine the best plan for you as we help you form an entity (or entities) to protect your safe assets.
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Tips on Protecting Safe Assets!
February 4th, 2010 — Asset Protection, Passive Income
Are You Really Protected?
January 11th, 2010 — Asset Protection, Business Credit, Business Startup, Incorporation, Nevada Corporations, Sole Proprietorship
Being the start of the year did you decide it was easier to operate as a sole proprietorship? Did you get too busy to incorporate and perhaps you are entrenched in day-to-day business life. I do encourage you, however, to protect yourself by moving your incorporation strategic planning up in priority on your “to-do” list.
Tips on Forming the Best Entity for Your Business!
January 4th, 2010 — Asset Protection, California Corporation, Incorporation, LLC, Nevada Corporations, Small Business, Small Business Start-Up, State Incorporation
I wanted to give you more detail to help you make an informed strategic decision about how to protect your business. There are several points to keep in mind which will help us determine the best plan for you as we help you form an entity (or entities*) to protect your business: Continue reading →
Sole Proprietorship Horror Stories to Avoid!
January 3rd, 2010 — Asset Protection, Incorporation, Nevada Corporations, Small Business Start-Up, State Incorporation
Have you incorporated your business yet? My concern for you, however, is that you have instead decided to start your business as a sole proprietorship. I feel a great responsibility to share the possible consequences if you chose this route.
Protecting Your Assets During a Credit Crisis!
September 29th, 2009 — Asset Protection, Business Credit, Nevada Corporations, S Corporation
By Scott Letourneau, CEO of Nevada Corporate Planners, Inc.
As the economy continues to crumble all around us…I like most hope it gets better but with the credit card industry likely to become the next full scale foreclosure crisis, hurting banks even more, and limiting the consumers ability to purchase…I see us in for a long road ahead before any recover happens. Consumer credit card losses alone are expected to be over $100 Billion in 2009 (it was $25 Billion in 2008).
