Living Trust for NFA items???
I'm in the "learning process" to set up a living trust in order to buy NFA firearms and suppressors.
Attorneys charge $400-$500 (Florida) to set one up.
My FFL dealer just became a Class III dealer. He said he'd do it for $300.
Legal zoom.com charges $220. Office supply stores sell the package for $30 or so.
So, my question is: Has anyone here done this, specifically for NFA items?
Any advice is appreciated. I'm trying to "do-it-myself" to save some $$$$ and not pay for some legal-beagle's Porsche.
Attorneys charge $400-$500 (Florida) to set one up.
My FFL dealer just became a Class III dealer. He said he'd do it for $300.
Legal zoom.com charges $220. Office supply stores sell the package for $30 or so.
So, my question is: Has anyone here done this, specifically for NFA items?
Any advice is appreciated. I'm trying to "do-it-myself" to save some $$$$ and not pay for some legal-beagle's Porsche.
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Just call me.
480 507 0200 after 9am AZ time please.
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quote:Originally posted by AZEX
Just call me.
480 507 0200 after 9am AZ time please.
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Is that an open invitation? I am really interested in this process as well.0 -
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Dolfan: givette here. Link below is a little wordy, but lots of good info on Class III and the trust system. After you read through, you should be able to set one up yourself. Best, Joe
http://ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=6&f=17&t=199942
It convinced me to go the trust route, even if not for classIII, but for all my worldly posessions. Joe0 -
Check your state tax laws. Maryland just enacted a new tax law where all corporations (LLCs, INCs, etc) were REQUIRED to do an annual filing that cost $350 where before this law, if your LLC did no business, it cost nothing and no filing was required. 0 -
That link is very informative. Thanks, givette.
Azex, thanks for your offer.0 -
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