Selling Bitcoin, Ethereum Capital Gains Tax Deferred Using the Deferred Sales Trust
Brett Swarts:
I believe that is where we’re at with this cryptocurrency current marketplace. We closed the first one $5 million, a Bitcoin, Ethereum and mixture, mostly Ethereum, and now we’re getting a wave of individuals who are finding us you might be finding us right now.
So one of the biggest challenges with folks who are selling cryptocurrency is they want to be able to diversify, they want to be able to time the real estate market and or even the crypto market, they want to be able to have some liquidity, some cash flow, and so part of this vision is taking helping our clients who are in cryptocurrency, buy investment, real estate, all tax-deferred using the Deferred Sales Trust, also invest with Jake Miller as the financial advisor to in a diversified investment grade security, startup business, whatever the outcome that you want to do, why is it that you’re investing with any type of asset? And what if you could sell high diversify, and buy back in whenever you’d like to. So this is what we’ve already done and we’re doing we’ve already proven it. In fact, there’s a story I wanted to reach you guys and I’m inspired by it because I was telling Rebecca about this book, and it’s by a gentleman named Russell Brunson. It’s called Experts Secrets. You haven’t read it, and you think and you want to level up your consulting and sales and teaching ability. This is I believe, probably the best book I’ve ever actually read on this.
I’m just gonna read this opening part of this chapter here, and this will give us some basis for what we’re talking about here. Alright, so here, here we go. It says “For generations, people believe it was impossible to run the mile in under four minutes. They believe the human body wasn’t capable of going that fast and that it would collapse under pressure. Some doctors and scientists that it wasn’t just hard or dangerous, but physically impossible. No one could run a mile in under four minutes. Then, on a cold rainy day, May 6 1954. Six men entered the race held at the Iffley Road Track in Oxford, England. One of these men was Roger Bannister as he crossed the finish line a day he did something that was thought to be impossible over the loudspeaker The announcement came. Ladies and gentlemen, here’s the result of event nine. In the one mile subject to ratification will be a new world record, the time was three. The announcement was drowned out by the crowd when they realized it was under four minutes, Bannister had finished the race in three minutes, 59 seconds. He had done what so many people believe was impossible, he broke the four-minute mile. Just after that record was broken. It was held up for only 46 days before it was broken by John Landy, once people saw it was possible, it created belief and others that they could do it too. Since that time, more than 1400 runners have broken the four-minute mile.” So what I love about this story is that for decades, maybe hundreds of years, maybe 1000s of years, no one believed that the four-minute mile could be broken, and then it was broken and then within 45 days, literally another handful of men broke it and now 1400 More people have broken it since 1954.
I believe that is where we’re at with this cryptocurrency current marketplace we closed the first one $5 million, a Bitcoin a theorem and a mixture mostly Ethereum, and now we’re getting a wave of individuals who are finding us you might be finding us right now. We have Jake and I have a Bitcoin. Strictly Bitcoin by the way, very strictly Bitcoin engagement that’s been signed for a while, which will be a new client of ours are working through we’re looking for numbers we’re looking for about a $54,000 Exit price. But that being said, that will be another multi-million dollar Bitcoin case, as well as multiple other clients and we believe in the next 45 days. This has opened up a kind of a floodgate of folks who want to capture these values, and like Roger Bannister, we’ve broken the impossible we believe, which is deferring capital gains tax in a way that’s very elegant. I’m gonna pause there and take the query thing.
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Can I Save Capital Gains Tax When Selling Cryptocurrency? The Answer is, “YES.”
Silicon Valley Technology Expert Finds A ‘Deferred Sales Trust’ To Break Open A Clear Path To Sell Cryptocurrency To Defer Capital Gains Tax
Can I save capital gains tax when selling cryptocurrency? The answer is, “yes.” About 7 years ago, Peter and his wife purchased their first Ethereum. Who would have anticipated that the value would have increased by thousands of percent in just a few years? Peter, who has worked in the technology field for more than 20 years, saw a great opportunity to sell in late 2017, however, without a clear legal plan to defer the large capital gains tax, found himself feeling trapped by the consequences of selling.
Peter held on to his belief in the fundamental value of ethereum and the potential business opportunities it brought to end-users during the 2018 crash when the value of ETH fell from $1,432 to below $90. “That was a tough pill to swallow,” Peter continued. Fortunately, everything returned in 2021, and much more. In early 2021, Peter met Jessica Lanning of Lanning Financial who told him about the Deferred Sales Trust and introduced him to Brett Swarts of Capital Gains Tax Solutions. Then in May of 2021, ETH reached an all-time high of $4362. “I knew it was time to sell at least a big portion of my stock since I didn’t want to miss this opportunity again. Let’s just say it’s been a long three years since the high in 2018.”
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