Trusts - Delaware or Rode Island?

Only four States allow one to set up a trust and be a protected recipient as well. Missouri and Colorado have comparable statutes but the general understanding is that those laws do not work. Of the four States, Nevada has the shortest statue of limitations period - that is the time difference between when the asset is transferred to the trust and when the asset is protected. In Nevada the length of time is two years or six months after the creditor finds out or should of known whichever is longer. In the other states the equilvalent time period is 4 years

Corporations - Asset Protection by State -
Nevada

Asset Protection by State of Nevada: Nevada is rather special in that it does not freely inform to any organization including the IRS and the United States Government. Nobody knows who controls a Nevada Corporation as the the shares of the corporation can be treated as bearer stocks meaning that whoever holds it owns it. There is no requirement that Owners and Directors be identified and officers can be one person or a person you appoint. A Nevada Corporation also does not need to be capitalized - you can have a Nevada Corporation with no assets.

Asset Protection by State of Delaware is different in that it has one of the few remaining Courts of Chancery in the United States which deals with equity rather than law and as such is known to give corporations a lot of latitude in running their own dealings. For this reason Delaware is generally seen to have a business friendly legal system resulting in many public and private incorporations in Delaware.

Asset Protection by State Delaware is no different than all other state in that no state taxes income earned outside of State although Delaware's franchise tax within the State is higher than most others.

Asset Protection by State of Wyoming Wyoming may be worth viewing for a smaller corporation and it has less extreme reporting requirements and while it does give information to the IRS that is only if real assets are within the State. There are no State taxes and not many privacy restrictions.

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