LLC Asset Protection
Limited Liability Companies are relatively new to the world of corporate entities, having been introduced in the 1970s to make a corporate structure that had the advantages of a partnership, without the drawback of twofold tax collection. Today, LLCs carry the majority of benefits that S-Corp or C-Corps offer, but without these entities’ confinements or double taxation policies. The purpose of the Limited Liability Company is to essentially compartmentalize risky assets (think: land, rental properties, watercraft, and aircraft) with safe assets held by the AMLP.
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Hank is an excellent attorney who is very knowledgeable in this practice area. He works diligently and thinks creatively. He is an excellent choice as an attorney for business and estate planning. He knows a lot about employee benefits and investment…
Weatherby & Associates showed genuine concern over our personal situation, plans, and desires, allowing a comfortable feeling that our planning would meet all our expectations.
Hank is an excellent attorney who is very knowledgeable in this practice area. He works diligently and thinks creatively. He is an excellent choice as an attorney for business and estate planning. He knows a lot about employee benefits and investment…
Weatherby & Associates showed genuine concern over our personal situation, plans, and desires, allowing a comfortable feeling that our planning would meet all our expectations.
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