"Fraud vitiates the most solemn Contracts, documents and even judgments" [U.S. vs.

Throckmorton, 98 US 61, at pg. 65].

WHAT YOU CAN DO WITH A NATURAL LAW TRUST

Here is a summary of uses and benefits regarding the private contract trust. The House of
Freedom International Natural Law Trust (NLT) offered by Brilliance in Commerce is the most
advanced and state-of-the-art private contract trust. It is not officially “exempt” to our
knowledge in any country in the world. However, it is most certainly an exception to the filing
requirements - - acknowledged as the "otherwise" described in Title 26 USC (IRS Code). This
same status is true just about anywhere on the planet, and has been for many generations.

1. Operate in complete privacy. Since the NLT is not incorporated, it is a private,

lawful entity that is the "exception" rather than being "exempt" from regulation
regarding entities controlled by the government. Therefore, you operate in
complete privacy.

2. You can choose your trustee or be the trustee. Brilliance in Commerce is the
only organization to our knowledge that provides this kind of advanced state-of-
the-art trust which allows the client to be his or her own trustee - - or - - to appoint
a friend as trustee - - or - - use a professional trustee that we can recommend. In
all cases, you, the client, call the shots and stay in control of what happens to
your assets.

3. The NLT is outside the scope and oversight of any federal, state or local
government, or any agency thereof, anywhere in the world. Hence there are no
government fees applicable to any properly structured NLT.

4. There is no need for an attorney, or the fees due for any work they would have
performed.

5. Receive lawful protection from many taxes. There are numerous tax benefits
for directors of this kind of trust.

6. Remove assets from other taxation. All gifts (donations), to your NLT are
removed from Estate, Gift and Capital Gains tax exposure.

7. Receive donations or gifts of all kinds of assets. Your NLT may accept
donations of all kinds of assets. (Real property, vehicles, boats, planes, clothing,
furniture and money.)

8. Receive funds from deferred gifts. Your NLT may receive donations from
wills, trusts, life insurance or any other deferred gift.

9. Immune from liability of lawsuits. By placing all of your assets into a NLT,
attorneys will have a hard time trying to collect any judgments against you
personally. (If they can collect anything at all.) As the saying goes, "You can't get
blood from a turnip".
"Fraud vitiates the most solemn Contracts, documents and even judgments" [U.S. vs.
Throckmorton, 98 US 61, at pg. 65].

10. Reduce your own personal tax liability. By placing your "income" into your
NLT, your own personal tax liability will be reduced. This can be done by having
your employer make the payroll checks out in the name of the NLT or wire the
funds directly to the NLT's bank account.

11. Reduce your business's tax liability. By making the NLT the lawful owner of
most of the stock or ownership in an existing business, your business's tax
liability will decrease. (or splitting between several)

12. Open bank accounts all over the world. There is no need to have an
"offshore" trust or corporation since a NLT is allowed to exist all over the globe.
However, one may have to physically open the account in another country and
give the bank a local address for your NLT.

13. Gifting to other Countries. Taxpayers in most countries cannot deduct from
their taxes gifts to overseas charitable projects unless they do so through
another non-reportable entity such as the NLT. If they put the money in the NLT
first and then have the NLT make the donation, there is no taxable event.

14. Personal compensation for the work you do. A NLT is allowed to provide for
the payment of anyone that works for it. This can be done by creating special
minutes, templates for which come with the NLT.

15. Allow your NLT to make the payment for all expenses. All expenses that are
required for the operation and growth of the NLT are allowed. Yes, you can have
the NLT pay for all of your major expenses, and for the minor ones, have it pay
you a salary.

16. Bank accounts are private. The checking account set up for the NLT does not
have any social security number associated with it. It will have its own
identification number. However, the bank may want to check the executive
trustee’s own social security number, for personal identification only.

17. The NLT is entitled to an employer identification number (EIN), in the USA,
FOR BANKING PURPOSES ONLY, and the EIN and can be used to open said bank
accounts and receive a debit card. In other countries, it is entitled to a similar
number from the government.

18. You are in control. Since there is no "CEO" or "office of the president"
involved in the NLT, you can be directly involved with all of the legal transactions
regarding the NLT.

19. The NLT can be endlessly renewed if desired. The NLT’s duration is 21 years
plus lives in being. At the end of that period, it can be renewed. At the end of that
"Fraud vitiates the most solemn Contracts, documents and even judgments" [U.S. vs.
Throckmorton, 98 US 61, at pg. 65].

second period, it can be renewed again. There is no ending date for any reporting
because there is nothing to report.

20. Not taxable. The NLT is not required to file ANY tax return.

21. Non-political. The NLT is not political in any manner even though it may be
"created" by contract somewhere within a geographic boundary. However, the
NLT may write or verbally "report" to others regarding the truth or opinion of any
matter going on worldwide.

22. May be funded or supported by other businesses. Since the NLT is a vehicle
for protecting assets, it must be supported/financed by activities that place
assets and cash flows into it. This may be done by having some or all of your
"supporting business" profits go directly into the account of the NLT. In fact, the
NLT itself can, and should have activities that support itself.

23. Not regulated by the government for corporations. Remember the Amish?
They can build what they want on their property without "code enforcement" from
the government. They do not need licenses to operate. They are left alone by the
government. The NLT should be operated just like they operate their "work". If
they can do "it", then the NLT can do "it".

24. Your self-esteem. When you look to common law, common ethics, natural
law, and universal spiritual principles for guidance in your affairs, instead of
thinking you have to be beholden to the way the crowd does everything, you
experience a freedom and a sovereignty never before imagined. This builds self-
esteem and helps to fulfill all the noblest purposes ever cherished by mankind.

25. Your ability to influence your children. Many who have an NLT enjoy the
opportunity to impact their families by "leading by example" not only in the home,
but also in their church and community. You can now add "significance" to your
lifetime of work.

26. Other considerations. Perhaps the worst things for older people to have, are
assets in their own name. Many older people have had all of their hard earned
assets levied on and actually had them taken (stolen) by the government by being
admitted to a health care facility. If one is wealthy, the wealth can actually be
"used up” quite fast and nothing will be left for their heirs. By placing all of their
assets, ahead of time, into a NLT, they can now lawfully, and truthfully, state that
they do not "own" anything and can now be fully covered by federal and/or state
coverage. (Medicare) If they are in need of anything, the NLT can take care of
them. The NLT can be managed by them until their designated successor takes
over. The NLT can go on generation after generation if desired.

allowed. Yes, you can have the NLT pay for all of your major expenses, and for the minor
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16. Bank accounts are private. The checking account set up for the NLT does not have any
"Fraud vitiates the most solemn Contracts, documents and even judgments" [U.S. vs.
Throckmorton, 98 US 61, at pg. 65].

, and truthfully,
"Fraud vitiates the most solemn Contracts, documents and even judgments" [U.S. vs.
Throckmorton, 98 US 61, at pg. 65].

state that they do not "own" anything and can now be fully covered by federal and/or state
coverage. (Medicare) If they are in need of anything, the NLT can take care of them. The NLT
can be managed by them until their designated successor takes over. The NLT can go on
generation after generation if desired.