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The following article was published in our article directory on January 20, 2011.
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Article Category: Finances
Author Name: Matthew Anderson
A important business liability protection strategy is to divide your business assets by placing your business in one entity and your equipment and/or building in other entities.
To help you understand better, I'll use an example. One of our clients owned a pest control business. They had been operating for many years—handed down from father to son. The business had two locations in two different counties. They put each location in a separate business entity. Each building was placed a separate LLCs. Their trucks and spray equipment were put in still another separate LLC. Doesn't that seem a bit much? Just think of all the bookkeeping and checking accounts and tax returns!
One day one of their employees made a mistake while mixing the chemicals and a little girl got sick. She fully recovered, but the parents were angry and filed a lawsuit . The company had a perfect reputation for many years and felt bad about the error and wanted to be fair to this customer.
However, the parents had dollar signs in their eyes . Long story short , because they had strategically placed their assets in separate business entities, the suing parents were only able to create a lawsuit against one of the corporations . They received compensation for their daughter's illness, but were not able to take everything and the company was able to recover—with extra precautions in place, of course. The moral of the story is that separating your assets gives you the opportunity to do the right thing without loosing everything .
Separating your business and assets can not only offer liability protection but there can be some tax savings as well. For example, if your building and business are in separate LLCs, you can use your business's income to pay rent to your building LLC. By doing this you can avoid paying Social Security and Medicare because rental income is taxed differently than business income.
There are several tax deductions that you are probably not taking advantage of. There are even some tax deductions that your tax preparer may be missing. Visit http://avoidbeingaudited.com to learn about a 12 CD set that will help you discover how to utilize this tax strategy of separating your assets as well as many other tax saving secrets.
Keywords: avoid being audited, LLC, S Corp, business tax, separating business assets
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