Benefits of a Private Foundation

• A Foundation is a corporate entity.
• A Foundation has no Beneficial Owner.
• A Foundation can have perpetual or limited life.
• A Foundation holds title to its assets.
• A Foundation's Founder can be an individual or corporate entity.
• The Foundation Council can be located anywhere.
• Protector(s) can be appointed.
• Third Parties can be incorporated into structure.
• Beneficiaries can be individuals or corporate entities - could be another Foundation.
• Beneficiaries are not required at the outset.
• No Sham - Certainty is established upon registration.

Some example uses of a Private Foundation:

• Asset & Family Protection.
  
• Inheritance planning.
  
• Investment holding.
  
• Collection of royalties etc.
  
• Owner of real estate.
  
• Pre-Nuptial agreements.
  
• Pensions.

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Charterhouse Lombard is a leading licensed provider of Private Foundation and Family Private Foundations since 1995.