Lee Phillips J.D.

Mr. Phillips, Counselor to the United States Supreme Court and US Federal Tax Court
attorney, will give you the legal strategies for asset protection and the IRS that he has
developed for his wealthiest clients. Imagine being able to use the power of the law to
make more money and keep what you get.
What laws do you need to know about to “tip the legal scales in your favor?”
1. Nine Legal loopholes that will let you grow wealth faster than you ever thought
possible
2. The #1 asset protection structure that the wealthy use to guard against business
failure, accidents, and lawsuits
3. The “ins and outs” of the 2 greatest money making gifts the IRS has given us
4. How to protect your good assets from your bad assets
5. What to do if you have upside down properties or a business that’s going down
6. One tip everyone can use that will make you more money every year.
7. Secrets of financing your property the way the wealthy do
8. Supersize your retirement
9. Secrets about using trusts like a master
10. The 10 best asset protection tips you need to grow wealth
11. How to protect your assets if a family member gets sick or has an accident
12. Six Tax Loopholes the rich use
13. The check book IRA trap
14. LLC power vs FLP power
15. Which States to create an LLC or corporation in

STRATEGIES MR. PHILLIPS WILL SHARE:

1. The trap of creating a separate LLC for each property
2. The truth about Land Trusts
3. How to make money with your Personal Residence every year
4. Why LLCs are better than corporations
5. Why do 95% of corporations and LLCs fail to give their owners protection
21. How to cut the chances of an IRS audit by 99%
6. How to get 100% more asset protection than a corporation offers
7. You can totally avoid probate when a family member dies
8. How to get around the new FinCEN reporting requirements
9. The two best tax shelters possible
10. Should you use series LLCs?
11. The law passed in 1913 that truly threatens your wealth today
12. Should you really have a different LLC for each property
13. Are land trusts part of the government cracking down