Tax Planning by Jay Mitton - The Tax Guru Himself The Father of Asset Protection

September 21, 2004
By Michael Joseph

Dr. Jay Mitton the author of "Cover your assets - Lawsuit Protection" helped to start the whole asset protection boom. By using asset protection strategies as his tax planning tools Dr. Mitton helped show other doctors that they could protect their assets and interests. With such strategies doctors could lessen the burden of overly litigious lawyers and avoid the numerous judgments and liens against them.

With such asset strategies as the trust, the Limited Liability Company and offshore investment groups, Dr. Mitton helped not only doctors but not the common person who was unable before to protect their assets from seized by overly litigious lawyers.

What were some of those concepts and strategies that Dr. Mitton wrote about? As I said before the trust, which has been around for sometime, but Dr. Mitton needed to reintroduce it as a viable vehicle for the crafty financer to show that anyone can help themselves. Another is the limited liability company, which reduced risk for the investment holders and worked very well in conjunction the numerous types of trusts. As well as the various types of offshore investment opportunities and how they could be combined with the above concepts to form an incredible asset protection mechanism that the average person had never before dreamed was possible.

How should I follow Dr. Mitton's financial example? By looking for the asset protection plan that fits you and your unique financial needs as no one has exactly the same needs. Find best plan for you and have an Asset Protection Agency help you evaluate the various strategies and decide on one that is suitable to you and your finances. Once you have all the information you need go out there and expand those assets as far as you can, and remember the man who brought this to the average person Dr. Jay Mitton.

 






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