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Summary: This book is not for the faint of heart.
Review: Are you a business owner - perhaps own a home business? Looking for a smart way to cut your taxes and protect assets? While it is true that a corporation in Nevada is the way to go - don't think you are going to read through this book and do it yourself. The author states you need to park yourself in libraries pooring over tax forms getting to learn all the tax system (get real). Once you have done that - you will most likely have to STILL hire a "Nevada corporation" sharp lawyer, a CPA and a tax specialist to help you set uo properly! It may not be expensive to file the forms, but what will it cost you to get set up with a corporation after you paid the lawyers, Cpa's ect? You will probibly have to have a lawyer on retainer after that just to keep ahead of the IRS! Well hey - if you are a millionaire, no problem! Having said that, this book is the place to start the process moving. Taxes and corporations are complicated. The future protection against lawsuits and tax savings are serious matters for everyone to consider. Just keep in mind that this book is not a "How to form a Nevada Corporation for dummies"
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Summary: One of the best books I have ever read on corporations
Review: I invest in the stock market and real estate and have my own home based business. I have talked to many lawyers, read many books and taken classes and seminars, but never have I read anything as complete as this great book by John V. Childers. But then of course you can't find this information anywhere else. Either others don't know or they won't share it in a $24 book. They would rather charge you $1,000 for a seminar for the same information. No thanks, I'll go with the $24 book. Thank you Attorney Childers for sharing this information.
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Summary: Make A Million, Keep A Million
Review: The above title could be a subtitle for this terrific how-to book on saving money. This book makes sense. I had no idea there was any difference in how states treat corporations, but BOY did I find out otherwise. No wonder all the bigshots I play golf with have Nevada and Delaware corporations. This book is a tad bit on the complicated side, but then, it has to be. This subject matter is VERY serious. Read it carefully and you can follow its directions like a recipe for making money. It works. I haven't made a million yet, but I'm well on the way, and this book helped.
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Summary: One of the best books I have ever read on corporations
Review: This book has nothing new. Everything I read here I read in Derek Rowley's book. Childers at least read Rowley's book, since he seems to regurgitate word for word what Rowley said.
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Summary: Nothing New
Review: This book has nothing new. Everything I read here I read in Derek Rowley's book. Childers at least read Rowley's book, since he seems to regurgitate word for word what Rowley said.
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Summary: Corporations - Legal Protection
Review: This was the first book I've read on creating corporations. I like how Childer's talks about the various business entities one could have and the pros & cons. It was a medium read book, not super easy, but not so difficult that someone with very little knowledge of corporations could understand. I also read his other book on Asset Protection, which repeats some of the things in this book. It just further drives the point home because this can be a tough thing to understand. I'm in the process of setting up my own Nevada Corporation through a lawfirm and through this book, I was able to help minimize my questions and ask reasonably intelligent ones. I'm anxious for the process to finish. Good book and I highly recommend this an his Asset Protection book. I have the Million Heirs book, too, but I haven't read it yet.
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Summary: Corporations - Legal Protection
Review: This was the first book I've read on creating corporations. I like how Childer's talks about the various business entities one could have and the pros & cons. It was a medium read book, not super easy, but not so difficult that someone with very little knowledge of corporations could understand. I also read his other book on Asset Protection, which repeats some of the things in this book. It just further drives the point home because this can be a tough thing to understand. I'm in the process of setting up my own Nevada Corporation through a lawfirm and through this book, I was able to help minimize my questions and ask reasonably intelligent ones. I'm anxious for the process to finish. Good book and I highly recommend this an his Asset Protection book. I have the Million Heirs book, too, but I haven't read it yet.
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