Why Trump Moved Some Trademarks to Delaware

The video discusses Donald Trump's strategy of transferring his trademarks to a Delaware company, highlighting the tax advantages due to Delaware's favorable tax treatment for intellectual property. It explores the mystery surrounding Trump's tax affairs, including the potential for moving trademarks to Ireland for tax benefits. The video also examines the reasons for consolidating trademarks in Delaware, such as legal liability protection and tax planning for heirs.

What is one reason for transferring trademarks to a Delaware company?

• To comply with international laws

• To expand business operations

• To benefit from favorable tax treatment

• To increase brand visibility

Why is there a mystery surrounding Trump's tax affairs?

• He has not disclosed his tax returns

• He is a publicly traded company

• He has publicly shared all his tax returns

• He has no trademarks

What is a potential issue with shifting income to Ireland?

• Increased operational costs

• Difficulty in transferring income back to the US

• Higher tax rates in Ireland

• Lack of legal protection

What is one reason for consolidating trademarks in Delaware?

• To provide a legal liability shield

• To enhance marketing strategies

• To simplify business operations

• To increase product sales

How might transferring trademarks to a Delaware company benefit Trump's heirs?

• They gain immediate ownership

• They avoid taxes on asset appreciation

• They receive higher royalty payments

• They can sell the trademarks easily