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How to Protect Your Assets from Lawsuits by Incorporating Them
Category: Law
Article posted by: Brett Schoneman


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Why do so many people incorporate their small businesses, property and major assets? Many wise public and private citizens have been taking advantage of the benefits incorporating provides including strong protection from lawsuits, tax benefits and privacy.

The decision to incorporate a business or a persons assets is the first step in providing effective protection from personal liability, excessive taxation, and provides the entrepreneur or the savvy investor with an effective and powerful tool to aid in managing and growing their business ventures. There are many reasons to incorporate; incorporating forms a separate, distinct legal entity that can be utilized to safeguard a persons’ wealth and assets by separating them personally, from business liability, lawsuits, creditors and excessive taxation.

"By forming a Corporation or LLC, you are forming a separate "person", a legal entity that can own property, pay taxes, enter contracts and create income that is separate from yours. A corporation can sue and be sued on its own, thereby safeguarding the personal assets of the shareholders. This separation and safeguarding of personal assets and property is known as "limited liability,” states Kevin Wessell, author of "Build Your Financial Castle” and CEO of Companies Incorporated.

Companies Incorporated has been serving individuals and businesses with incorporating services, asset protection services and business credit building services since 1977. Companies Incorporated also provides a treasure trove of free information on their website, www.companiesinc.com for those that wish to learn more about incorporating their business or assets, legal protection strategies and business credit building options. They are even offering the book, "Build Your Financial Castle” for free for a limited time on their website - http://www.companiesinc.com/services/incorporate-book-download.asp

"With the average person in the United States today experiencing five lawsuits in their lifetime and the odds favoring that one of these will result in the loss of the victims entire assets, people need to take the proper steps to protect themselves and their assets," emphasizes Mr. Wessell. "Companies Incorporated has one guiding principle and that is to protect our clients and their assets from lawsuits!”

Companies Incorporated encourages the public to visit their website and call toll free at 1-800-COMPANY (1-800-266-7269) to learn how to protect their assets and build their wealth. Even if people are just doing preliminary research or choose not to use the services Companies Incorporated provides, they welcome and encourage the public to call or visit their website with any questions they have or to help them better plot a successful asset protection and wealth building strategy.



Posted By: Brett Schoneman
Web: http://www.1-800-COMPANY.com
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About the Author:
Brett Schoneman is the Director of Marketing for Companies Incorporated and its subsidiaries, 1-800-COMPANY, Offshore Company and Offshore Corporation. Brett Schoneman has over 20 years experience creating and managing the marketing departments for companies ranging from Internet startups to multi-hundred million dollar corporate giants. Mr. Schoneman has been the major revenue generator for many of the companies he has worked for and helped take several companies to a sale or public. Brett Schoneman specializes in all forms of marketing including online and offline, revenue generating marketing/advertising campaigns and website management.


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