Cannot Register Trust as Corporation in My State

Cannot Register Trust as Corporation in My State

If one cannot register the trust, it is suggested that one set up an LLC instead for business purposes and to build credit, but use the trust (and name of the trust) to take in all the money. Students in California and Texas have done this successfully. Further, one can set up the trust set in one state and register it in another state to bypass any restrictions.
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