Corporations and LLCs offer limited privacy, easily exposed through online searches on the Secretary of State’s business filings or County Recorder’s websites. Such public entities are vulnerable to business identity theft, tax audits, and denied insurance claims. They also demand compliance with registration processes, fees, and franchise taxes, making you dependent on the Secretary of State’s control.

In contrast, a Business Trust Company provides limited liability, asset protection, and income tax benefits, including the S-election, without government registration. Business Trusts offer privacy and are exempt from the Corporate Transparency Act. Choose the unlisted advantage of Business Trusts for true privacy and control.