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While researching the "trust" approach for NFA items, someone said on a recent post "Listing non-Title 2 firearms on a Schedule-A is voluntary firearm registration". If you feel the need to setup a trust for a collection, make it a separate trust.
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I know that FL doesnt not require a notarized schedule A an since the Schedule A is a list of items you already own the lawyer that set up my trust did not put the lower I was building into an SBR on it. He told me to do a bill of sale from me to the trust once the stamp is approved and then do a new schedule A showing the bank account and the serial number of the SBR.
100% would be better. I took a five day course on the benefit's of "Trusts" and their employment as "asset protection". There is a reason all of the wealthy people use them for protection. I have an NFA Trust myself but due to recent developments will now put all other firearm's into the Trust for protection as well. The Trust's offer a level of anonimity and protection that in may cases surpasses those safeties of a corporation. Remember, the ultra wealthy created "Trust's" as a way to cover and protect their asset's from ALL prying eyes. It's a very powerful "Tool" that us "little people" were never intended to know much about let alone employ as a protection strategy. It's a good thing that we do know about it because it is highly effective.
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