Firstly, in order to create a trust, a name of a household business must be established. That name generally is the family name. In many instances most do not know their household is a business. To activate this house, you will create a Trust employer identification number or EIN. Upon creation, you will be able to print and use immediately.

Services offered by the Household ranges from: Childcare services, to Cleaning, Cooking, Transportation, Home Office work, and the list goes on. One can even say, almost everything done in and outside of the house is still connected to the household business. This goes even as far as working as an W-2 employee for another company, or even as an 1099 independent contractor sole proprietor.

Every function of the household is based solely on the functions in and out of the household. The man and the woman are the managers of the house and the children are the co-managers and caretakers of the house once they learn the duties required.

When you name your household trust, use your “Lastname-Family” or “House of “Yourlastname.” The Internal Revenue Service sees every Trust created online through the IRS website immediately as Business and is treated as a business registered with the State. The benefits of filing a 1041 is instantaneous once obtaining a trust EIN from IRS.GOV; a 1041 filing for a household can be done as far back as three years via electronic filings on Taxact.com. A treasury check is sent in the mail within 21 days after filing has been accepted. For additional details and technical support to use tax software, visit UniversityTechnicians.com or Email: wallace@universitytechnicians.com