How Does One Transfer A Business Into The Trust
Regarding ownership transfers, always keep a paper-trail for evidence by utilizing the Private Security Agreement template found in Section 2. Beyond this, it is as easy as changing names on one's state website regarding ownership.
NOTE: If the business is owned by multiple parties, all equitable owners of interest must be notified of said changes. Depending on the contract signed by all parties, an approval may be required as well.
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