Stop Paying taxes and preserve your assets.

For superior asset protection and tax planning, American Valor Asset Management offers a variety of trust vehicles to help you protect not just your money but your family’s future. If you’re tired of paying taxes, take a look at our materials today. Why should you pay tax when you can put your money in a trust? Stop paying federal taxes legally - right now! If you're tired of trying to protect your hard-earned cash from a money-hungry government, you need to set up a pure trust. Why should only the rich be able to protect their assets?

What the Government doesn’t tell you.....

Many people think it sounds too good to be true. But the first thing you need to know is the authority to set up trusts comes from the U.S. Constitution. Article I, Section 10, clause 1 of the Constitution, states that "No State shall ... pass any ... Law impairing the Obligation of Contracts...." A pure trust is also known as a "contractual agreement" and is guaranteed by Article 1. The State can not pass laws which control or influence such a contractual agreement.

American Valor Asset Management's
Infinite Protection Pure Trust

American Valor offers a variety of trust vehicles, tailored to meet your asset protection needs. Take a cue from some of the biggest corporations in America. The Infinite Protection Pure Trust is an ideal way to shield your income from taxation, in the same way as many wealthy citizens and corporations have been doing for years. Once your pure trust is set up, you can stop paying taxes legally but stil have total access to your money! The pure trust, which differs from the corporation or statutory trust, is a contract between private persons each of whom has the Constitutional Right of Contract. For a better understanding of our products, please familiarize yourself with our detailed background information, full of well-documented case law and other relevant research.

But what about the IRS?

The IRS has issued its opinion that a "pure trust has no tax requirements." See that actual letter from the IRS here.

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