Turning Vision into Blueprint

Your Journey Begins Here with a firm foundation

At True Value Global Corporation, we understand that every monumental achievement starts with a single idea—a vision waiting to take form. Our 'Form' stage is dedicated to transforming your nascent ideas into actionable strategies through structuring. With a team of seasoned strategists and innovative thinkers, let's explore how effective structuring can provide significant tax advantages and facilitate asset protection and legacy building using various business entities such as Corporations, LLCs, DBAs, Partnerships, and Trusts.


Limited Liability Company (LLC)

Asset Protection: Like corporations, LLCs offer liability protection, shielding personal assets from business debts and claims.

Tax Advantages: LLCs enjoy pass-through taxation, where business income is taxed only at the individual level, avoiding the double taxation faced by C-Corps.

Flexibility: LLCs provide flexibility in management and profit distribution, making it easier to tailor to the needs of the business and its owners for long-term growth and legacy planning.

Corporation (C-Corp and S-Corp)

  • Asset Protection: Corporations provide a distinct legal identity that protects owners' personal assets from business liabilities.

    Tax Advantages: C-Corps are taxed as separate entities, which can be beneficial for retaining earnings in the business. S-Corps allow profits and losses to pass through to shareholders' personal tax returns, avoiding double taxation.

    Legacy Building: Ownership in a corporation nested in a Trust,  facilitates succession planning and legacy continuity.


Doing Business As (DBA)

Flexibility in Branding: While not a separate legal entity, a DBA allows a company to operate under a trade name, offering strategic branding opportunities without the need to form a new business structure.

Tax Simplicity: Tax reporting remains under the individual or existing business entity, simplifying the process while enabling business expansion under different names.