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Old February 19, 2009, 03:54 AM   #1
Yellowfin
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LLC in place of Trust?

I have been long wanting a couple of cans and will finally have the funds to get them pretty soon, but have run into a snag. Due to my wife's work, we're moving to a state that doesn't have suppressors as an option. I know about revocable living trusts being commonly used for acquiring and owning NFA items, particularly suppressors, as an established route. I have a side job with a multi state business and will likely be doing a fair bit of business within PA which is nearby and NFA friendly. I've been kicking around the idea of setting up an LLC as a structure for doing business there, having the cans as property of the LLC, having a bank safe deposit box to keep them in PA (which I gather is an accepted manner of storage when away from one's cans), and use them only when there. Anyone know much about this? I may pick up a partner among our PA relatives if they want to work with me so they'd be an in state resident if that's required.

I know, I shouldn't expect a 100% qualified legal opinion and I'm not, just looking for ballpark figures here.
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Old February 21, 2009, 02:31 PM   #2
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Well, the smart way to do that would be to write ATF and get an answer in writing. That way you will have a definitive answer that can be used to protect yourself.

Having said that, I have an LLC myself for a suppressor and haven't seen anything in the laws or regulations that would prohibit what you are talking about; but I haven't made much of a search either. You will also want to check out PA state laws regarding what is necessary to form a valid LLC there.
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