Is orange your favorite color?

6 Jan 2026 · 1 min

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In this short YouTube excerpt, Speaker A promotes a tax‑avoidance strategy that involves creating a non‑grantor, irrevocable, discretionary spendthrift trust and selling 95% of an LLC to that trust while remaining a non‑officer. He claims the structure lets the wealthy legally minimize taxes and defer up to 95% of taxes in perpetuity, and he markets a "Living Trust Blueprint" that supposedly walks viewers through the steps. Speaker B counters the claims, warning that the IRS lists the scheme as a scam, that taxes cannot be deferred indefinitely, and that attempting such a plan could lead to severe legal consequences, including prison. The dialogue is a back‑and‑forth between promotional persuasion and skeptical legal warning.

Why don't more people use a trust to lower their taxes? Short answer, because they don't know how.
It's because they'd rather not live in federal prison.
You're going to set up a non-grantor, irrevocable, discretionary spendthrift trust. The foundation that the wealthy use to protect assets and legally minimize taxes. Second, you sell 95% of your LLC, not a C-corp or an S-corp, that trust while remaining a non-officer.
The IRS literally has this scam listed on their website.
Just like that, the trust can defer the taxes up to 95% in perpetuity. That's how the wealthy move money.
You cannot defer taxes in perpetuity.
Not hiding anything. You're just playing the game the right way. Inside the rules, but outside the taxman's traps. Grab the Living Trust Blueprint that walks you through step by step this exact structure. Same one the elites have been using for decades.
Unless orange is your favorite color, I'd suggest staying far away from this book. If you'd really like something useful, just put the word free in the comments and I'll send you my life event checklist for nothing.