ESTATE PLANNING

TOOLS THAT HELP YOU TRANSFER YOUR ESTATE WHEN IT’S TIME

Careful and proper estate planning calls for solutions that will fit your situation and its needs when you eventually pass away. Many estate planners don’t look at all of the appropriate solutions for a truly comprehensive estate plan.

There are some terrific tools that many estate planners are not aware of, nor are they often used. These tools, if used properly can help pass your estate on with little or no problems (such as probate or estate taxes), and at the same time help you reduce your current income taxes, or eliminate capital gains taxes, and give you a lifetime of retirement income.

Use of these tools can actually let you take an appreciated asset and not only can it provide for your future, it can give you a substantial income tax deduction today, grow free of capital gains taxes and ultimately provide for your loved ones without ever going through probate.

Let us teach you how the wealthy in America accomplish these things for their own families with the tools that they have used for years.

Legally Mine Presents: "What is Income Shifting?"

Legally Mine Presents: "What is Income Shifting?"    

Legally Mine, and its YouTube Channel are dedicated to helping professionals from all walks of life protect themselves from frivolous lawsuits, and at the same time reducing their taxes.

The Legally Mine Mission Statement is: "To empower members of the medical, dental, and business communities with the knowledge and tools to protect their assets from frivolous lawsuits, legitimately reduce their tax liability and to cultivate an environment wherein they can thrive financially."



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Legally Mine The Power Is In Your Hands

Legally Mine The Power Is In Your Hands

 

Most people are aware that if a minor is involved in a crime or some other sort of reckless behavior, the parents can be held responsible.   In certain cases they are treated as if they were the ones who performed the crimes themselves.

The same principle applies to employers and employees too?  As an employer you can be held legally responsible for the actions of your employee even if you had no control over their actions (and especially if your pockets are deep enough).This is called vicarious liability, and especially in the medical world can be a problem.


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