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If one of your long-term goals includes building generational wealth through your business or limited liability company (LLC), you must communicate your interests in a comprehensive estate plan. This is especially true if you’re a rental property owner. Set up a financial safety net for your family beyond your lifetime with an Atlanta businessestate planning lawyer – for unmatched peace of mind.
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An LLC can provide asset protection, tax benefits, and easier transfer of business ownership if the business owner or co-owner were to die or become incapacitated.
Yes, however, multi-member LLCs can potentially provide better asset protection and tax flexibility.
Family LLCs are specifically structured to manage family assets and facilitate wealth transfer between generations.
An LLC can shield personal assets from liabilities associated with rental properties.
Asset protection includes business entities, insurance policies, and LLC trusts to safeguard a business’s assets from creditors, lawsuits, or estate taxes.
Business estate plans should be reviewed and updated regularly, typically every 3-5 years or when significant changes in the business, the owner’s personal life, or the legal and tax environment occur.
If your business couldn’t continue running without you today, you need a legally sound business plan. The reality is that life is unpredictable, so planning for a business’s ownership, management, and eventual transfer or dissolution is necessary.
LLCs can facilitate gifting strategies and valuation discounts, potentially reducing the taxable estate.
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