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I want to make this clear: QSBS and QSBS stacking are not tax fraud. They are intentional parts of the U.S. tax code —created to fuel American innovation and wealth redistribution. QSBS was enacted in 1993 under President Clinton to encourage investors to invest in US startups. Before QSBS, very few institutional investors backed early-stage startups. Today that number has grown massively. More investors → more startups funded → more jobs → more successful outcomes → more money reinvested back into American innovation. QSBS stacking exists for the same reason — to spread wealth and opportunity. When you gift shares into trusts for your family, you’re not avoiding taxes. You’re literally giving ownership away. It’s their stock, their risk, their reward. That’s why they get their own QSBS exemption. The framers wanted us to use these tools. Use them — and help America pour rocket fuel on innovation.

The richest Americans own nothing. I learned this 1st hand when I worked at Carta and spent time managing the onboarding team. Repeat founders (the successful ones) always “gifted” shares into trusts for their family and friends. I remember thinking that it must be nice to be wealthy enough to give shares away... Until I realized what they were actually doing. Each trust they “gift” shares to, got its own qsbs tax exemption. Meaning each trust got up to 10 million dollars in TAX-FREE capital gains. So create 10 trusts = sell $100m tax-free 🤯 But that’s not where it ends. It’s not just about “owning nothing”. The second part of the famous quote by John Rockefeller is “control everything”. So even though they don’t own the trusts, they “control them”. And when they sell their company or ipo, they can use the trusts to buy real estate or make investments into their next startup. Why don’t all founders do this? Because setting up these type of trusts is tricky. It often involves LLCs, an out of state trustee, trust advisors, and complex language that allows them to give shares away while retaining control. We’ve automated this entire process at GetDynasty.com . Now anyone can set up trusts like this for $1,000 (instead of the $100k+ it normally costs). Want to learn more? Leave a comment and I’ll send you a guide (plus a discount code if you want to get set up 🤠).

Founders, I'm about to save you tens of millions of dollars. Trust Fund portfolio company GetDynasty.com is building tools around QSBS stacking — basically a way for founders to (infinitely) multiply how much of their equity qualifies for the $10M+ QSBS exemption. It’s something most founders (even with strong tax advisors) unfortunately don’t fully leverage. The founders were early at Carta and have backing from Henry Ward, Jerry Murdock, Turner Novak, and Bill Ackman. They’re making a really complex strategy simple for founders to use. Check them out & book a call here: getdynasty.com cc Alessandro Chesser Edison Salman Kyle Hanson

This is greatest tax hack that exists: With qsbs, you can sell $10m in stock and pay zero taxes Each tax payer is limited to $10m in qsbs eligibility… but you can create trusts and each trust will get its own $10m qsbs exemption. So create 4 trusts = get $40m in tax fee gains 🤯 But if you want to maximize the potential, you need set it up early (when the shares aren’t worth much).

The richest people pay zero taxes. I saw it many times during my 8 years at Carta. A founder would start a company as an llc, create a bunch of trusts, and then flip to c-corp when raising money. Resulting in 100s of millions of dollars in qsbs eligibility. Literally 0 taxes on $100m+ in capital gains. There is no better way to pay 0 taxes. The richest people already do this. Dynasty’s mission is to level the playing field so that every founder can do this. From day 1.

“Tax the rich” I don’t understand why this subject triggers so many people The argument is simple: Donald Trump and Elon musk should pay just as much taxes as everyone else. “If I pay 40% taxes, why shouldn’t they?” Well it’s true. The richest people often have a lower effective tax rate than w2 earners. That’s because rich people are not “employees” They are usually business owners and investors. And business owners and investors get all the tax benefits (think complex trusts and llc’s) The problem is this: startup founders and early employees sit in a hybrid position. Most of their income is w2 (they are employees). But if their startup works out, most of their future earnings will be in stock capital gains (like an investor). Startups offer a “once in a lifetime” wealth creation opportunity. But if it happens, and you didn’t create complex trusts early, you end up losing nearly half your “once in a lifetime” gains to taxes. In order to take maximum advantage of trusts, you need to set them up early, when your shares are low in value. Because gifting high valuable shares to a trust will trigger gift tax implications. “Day 1” is best time to put your shares in a trust. When the shares are worth zero. Zero value shares means zero gift tax implications. But on day one, nobody except rich people can afford these complex trusts (they usually cost $50k-$100k just to get set up). This is why Dynasty exists. To make it possible for anyone to create complex trusts, on day 1.