Understood.We are fortunate to be a family with dual citizenship. I'll say no more.
I have a friend who was an engineer in the space business with me and he dropped out of the profession and opened a small locksmith kiosk in the Northwest. After a few years I noticed he bought a modest beach house. Then he acquired a 55 foot yacht and a slip near the San Juans. Then the Carreras started appearing. He recently tore the old beach house down and built 4 large town-homes, renting 3 of them and living in one.
I started paying attention. Admittedly I could not suss out, from a distance, how it worked... for years.
Eventually I realized that my friend could modulate his personal income as needed. In most years he could set his personal income quite low. In years that he needed to secure a construction loan or otherwise secure financing he could jack his personal income up to whatever he wanted it to be. He makes whatever he says he makes. The rest is taxed as corporate. All the toys and properties belong to the structure. Corporate tax rates are going to increase but many corporations hold "depreciating" tangible assets with considerable offset of tax liability.
Perhaps I'm slow on the uptake but I eventually got it. If we are all sea creatures in the financial sense I would say that I am not a whale but I'm definitely a tuna with the sonar cross-section of a minnow.