If you look at the financial statements of the very rich you will often find multiple businesses – all in a specific and unique type of corporate entity. The good news: these corporate structures are not reserved for the rich – they are available to everyone, including you and me.

Garrett Sutton has done a great job of making a complex topic – corporate law – understandable to the average person. This book is not the secret “how to” book that has all the secrets of the wealthy – that doesn’t really exist. Lawyers and tax accountants are great professionals to have on your team but can be difficult to understand. This is a book that gives you the background and language to talk intelligently to your own legal advisors.

Part of Robert Kiyosaki’s “Rich Dad’s Advisors” series, Own Your Own Corporation is written by Garrett Sutton, Esq., and deals with the use of strategic corporate entities to allow business entrepreneurs to successfully establish and operate a business and protect wealth and assets.

You will learn in this book:

What’s new in this revised edition? We have new chapters and discussions on the following important topics:

• Avoiding Corporate and Tax Scams
• Building Business Credit
• Nevada ’s new asset protection laws
• Crossing State Line strategies
• Professional Corporations
• Business Tax Deductions
• Wyoming Corporate Advantages
• Series LLCs and why you should avoid them


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There are good ways to hold your long-term real estate investments and their are poor ways of holding your real estate investment. What do I mean? Well, depending on the type of corporate entity you chose to hold your real estate investment you could be exposing yourself to excess liability and/or taxes.

Garrett Sutton, author of Own Your Own Corporation, How To Buy And Sell A Business, The ABCs Of Getting Out Of Debt and The ABCs Of Writing Winning Business Plans and a corporate attorney, helps entrepreneurs and business owners protect their assets and maximize the benefits of corporate entities. As a Rich Dad Advisor he “de-mystifies” the law and explains how the rich use corporate structures to protect their assets and minimize taxes.

Garrett enjoys assisting entrepreneurs, real estate investors and business owners to protect their assets while maximizing the benefits of corporate entities. For over twenty years Garrett has successfully advised individuals and companies on how to take advantage of the creative strategies used by the wealthy to shield them from attack and advance their business opportunities.

Garrett is a founder and partner with the Sutton Law Center, P.C., a law firm with offices in Nevada, Wyoming and California. Visit the firm’s web site at sutlaw.com or call toll-free at 1-800-700-1430.

He is a graduate of the University of California at Berkeley (B.S. Business Administration) and received his law degree from Hastings College of Law, University of California, San Francisco. Garrett is licensed to practice in Nevada and California and advises clients from around the world on the benefits of corporate entities, and particularly Nevada corporations. He and other attorneys in his firm also advise clients on strategies involving the raising of money for businesses, from private placements to public offerings and on trademark and licensing issues.

Own Your Own Corporation illustrates how to:

• Select the best entity for your own personal strategy
• Maximize the incredible benefits of a C corporation
• Raise money for your new venture
• Use employment agreements for your benefit
• Easily prepare and maintain corporate records

Garrett is also the author of the books How To Buy And Sell A Business, The ABCs Of Getting Out Of Debt and The ABCs Of Writing Winning Business Plans. He is the radio host of The Entrepreneur magazine Law & Money show, which may be accessed by visiting corporatedirect.com.

Garrett is on the Board of Directors of the American Baseball Foundation, based in Birmingham, Alabama and is a founder and board member of the Sierra Kids Foundation, a 501(c)(3) charity benefitting early childhood autism programs. He is married with three children.