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Ultimate Asset Protection
and Control

We help clients protect their assets while maintaining control and deferring taxes.

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At Nexxess, we are a seasoned team of professionals dedicated to providing top-quality solutions in the industry. With over a decade of experience, we have successfully served a diverse range of clients, delivering exceptional results and ensuring their satisfaction.

  • Making sure your money will last during retirement or rolling over a retirement plan.
  • Handling the inheritance of a large sum of money or another unexpected financial windfall.
  • Preparing for a marriage or divorce.
  • Planning for the birth or adoption of a child.
  • Facing a financial crisis such as a serious illness, layoff or natural disaster.

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At Nexxess, we are a seasoned team of professionals dedicated to providing top-quality solutions in the industry. With over a decade of experience, we have successfully served a diverse range of clients, delivering exceptional results and ensuring their satisfaction.

  • Making sure your money will last during retirement or rolling over a retirement plan.
  • Handling the inheritance of a large sum of money or another unexpected financial windfall.
  • Preparing for a marriage or divorce.
  • Planning for the birth or adoption of a child.
  • Facing a financial crisis such as a serious illness, layoff or natural disaster.

Our services

No Capital Gains Tax

The reason people owe capital gains taxes is because of two reasons. First, because they were the ones who created the gain. If the person or the wrong entity creates the gain, then the IRS codes says it’s a capital gain. Secondly, people owe gains because the taxable event actually occurred. Those are the two reasons you would owe a capital gain. However, if the taxable event never occurs, then no tax is due. How is this possible? It’s possible because we don’t let the person own the assets when the gain occurs. The IRS Tax Code says the gains are therefore excluded - to the extent that the gains are allocated to corpus.

Therefore, the gain is technically not a gain, if the IRS says the gains are excluded. You must read the Tax Codes to understand this. At Nexxess International we help you navigate these codes to realize the best outcomes for yourself.

Tax Reduction

Our goal is to help you protect your assets and lower your taxable income.

We do this by helping you to manage your investments, so that you can limit the amount of tax you pay on them. We also help you to reduce the amount of capital gains tax that you pay by investing in certain types of assets or through various tax-reduction strategies.

We understand that taxes are important for the government to operate, but we also know that it’s important for you to maintain a comfortable lifestyle and provide for your family without having to worry about whether or not your investments are going to be taxed at rates that make it difficult for you to keep up with expenses.

Asset Protection

Lower Taxable Income

Tax laws are changing all the time, but the one thing that never changes is the fact that the more money you make, the more taxes you have to pay. If you’re looking to lower your taxable income and save money on taxes, our program can help.

Complete Asset Protection

Asset protection is a big deal these days—especially with so many people filing for bankruptcy every year. If you want to protect your assets from creditors, or even better, if you want to keep them safe from lawsuits, then our program has what it takes to get the job done right.

Asset Control

The Spendthrift Provision of the trust is the critical element of the document, in that, no spendthrift trust corpus may be penetrated to reach the assets of the corpus.

Case law has upheld this for hundreds of years. No judge or court may issue a turnover order against any asset in a properly constructed spendthrift trust. The only two known exceptions to this rule is

1) fraudulent conveyance to avoid a judgment, and this only applies to a trust created after litigation has been filed, not before. And,

2) a judge has been able to reach the corpus assets to force someone to pay unpaid child support. Other than those two exceptions, we know of no other case law where a turn-over order was successful.

Privacy

A single trust designed for individuals/families. Provides family asset protection. Protection from lawsuits/creditors. Defers Federal income taxes into perpetuity, renewable every 21 years. Eliminates probate. Not subject to capital gains/eminent domain. Eliminates 1031 Exchange. Provides privacy.

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Peace Of Mind

There are many kinds of trusts, such as: Irrevocable, Revocable, Living and Testamentary, etc.

Trusts can be simple and straightforward or complex. Ninety-nine percent (99%) of all trusts in the U.S. are created as Living Trusts, which are revocable, and they offer no privacy, tax advantages, asset protection or living benefits. Living trusts only help someone bypass probate, and that is it. They call it a „living trust, but give no „living benefits. Therefore, while bypassing probate is a great thing, it’s not what clients ultimately want. They not only want benefits at death, but they want to benefit now.

Our trusts give our clients exactly what they really want when it comes to ultimate privacy, ultimate tax advantages and ultimate asset protection, not only at death but from day one of the trust creation.

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What is Financial Planning?

How do you know if you could benefit from the services of a financial planner? You may not have the expertise, the time or the desire to actively plan and manage certain financial aspects of your life. You may want help getting started. Some reasons for seeking professional financial planning guidance might include:

  • Making sure your money will last during retirement or rolling over a retirement plan.
  • Handling the inheritance of a large sum of money or another unexpected financial windfall.
  • Preparing for a marriage or divorce.
  • Planning for the birth or adoption of a child.
  • Facing a financial crisis such as a serious illness, layoff or natural disaster.
  • Caring for aging parents or a disabled child.
  • Coping financially with the death of a spouse or close family member.
  • Funding education.
  • Buying, selling or passing on a family business.
  • Procrastination is the greatest enemy of financial independence and using a financial planner will keep you on track.
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Facing a financial crisis such as serious illness layoff or natural disaster.

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Coping financially with the death of a spouse or close family member.

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Handling the inheritance of a large sum of money or another unexpected financial windfall.

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Making sure your money will last during retirement or rolling over a retirement plan.

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Preparing for a marriage or divorce.

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Planning for the birth or adoption of a child.

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Caring for aging parents or a disabled child.

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Funding education.

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Buying, selling or passing on a family business.

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What is Tax Planning

Benefits of Using a Financial Planner. How do you know if you could benefit from the services of a financial planner? You may not have the expertise, the time or the desire to actively plan and manage certain financial aspects of your life. You may want help getting started. Some reasons for seeking professional financial planning guidance might include.

Benefits of Using a Financial Planner. How do you know if you could benefit from the services of a financial planner? You may not have the expertise, the time or the desire to actively plan and manage certain financial aspects of your life.

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Health Care

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Expenses for Real Estate

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Home Mortgage Interest

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Work Expenses

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Charitable Gifts and Donations

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Tax Preparation

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Legal Fees

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Business Travel Expenses

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Trust Planning

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Trusts are legal entities, made with contract law, existing of 3 parties that can be used to transfer and manage property or assets. The true purpose of a trust is always to manage the property or trust assets for the specific benefit of the beneficiaries. The terms and conditions of the Trust strictly define the form of the trust used and the needs of the people it is created to serve.

To establish a trust, consideration of some type is transferred from a Settlor to another person, with the understanding that the recipient will hold the property and assets or use them in a way that is directed or established as laid out in the terms and conditions of the trust for the direct or indirect benefit of any or all of the beneficiaries. Anyone who benefits from the use of the property or assets is considered to be a beneficiary.

3 PARTIES TO A TRUST

  • SETTLOR
    Person(s) who create the Trust
  • TRUSTEE
    Person(s) responsible for managing assets or capital in the Trust for the benefit of Trust Beneficiaries
  • BENEFICIARIES
    Person(s) intended to receive assets from the Trust
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