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    Quote Originally Posted by Irving View Post
    Is there anyone in this thread with a Trust or LLC that wishes that they had gone the other way? I always assumed that I would go with a trust, but now I'm very interested in going the route of an LLC.

    What all is involved in filing the annual "report?" Just updating what is owned by the LLC?
    Me too I just recently started researching NFA and have so many questions right now.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Irving View Post
    Is there anyone in this thread with a Trust or LLC that wishes that they had gone the other way? I always assumed that I would go with a trust, but now I'm very interested in going the route of an LLC.

    What all is involved in filing the annual "report?" Just updating what is owned by the LLC?
    They both do the same thing, so its pay up front or over time. Personally I like the LLC route but thats my opinion.

    The annual report is nothing more than going online with the state and basically verifying all of your info is still correct and paying $10.

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    Zombie you have a PM.

    The jist of my question is, "What is the business purpose you put down when creating the LLC? Don't you have to have a business purpose?"
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    Quote Originally Posted by DFBrews View Post
    Me too I just recently started researching NFA and have so many questions right now.
    ATF National Firearms Act Handbook
    http://www.atf.gov/publications/firearms/nfa-handbook/

    The ATF website is a good place to get information. It doesn't ahve much on LLCs or Trusts though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Irving View Post
    Zombie you have a PM.

    The jist of my question is, "What is the business purpose you put down when creating the LLC? Don't you have to have a business purpose?"
    Replied! For everyone else, you don't have to tell the State or the ATF what the LLC actually does or hold. All they care about is that you filled out the paperwork and you have a name thats available for register.

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    So does the NFA investment register to the LLC or to the person that owns it?
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    Quote Originally Posted by DOC View Post
    So does the NFA investment register to the LLC or to the person that owns it?
    The LLC owns the NFA item. A LLC is a "person" under NFA regulations. The paperwork only refers to the LLC. The NFA registry will only list the LLC.

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    So when you show someone your stamp, when someone wants to verify that you are legally in possession of the weapon; is the stamp good enough, or are they going to want you to produce even more documentation proving your relationship with the LLC?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Irving View Post
    So when you show someone your stamp, when someone wants to verify that you are legally in possession of the weapon; is the stamp good enough, or are they going to want you to produce even more documentation proving your relationship with the LLC?
    The Form 4 (or whatever) will only have your LLC info on it. To show the chain tieing it to you it would require some documentation that you are part of the LLC, if the LLC information doesn't tie you to the LLC. If the LLC is Blue Sky LLC it would be different then John Q Smith LLC.

    The only thing in your possession proving the NFA item you have is legally in your possession will be the form you sent in with the canceled stamp on it. The original form you sent in is returned with a canceled stamp on it.

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    The same tax stamp that caused a revolution BTW.
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