Offshore Asset Protection – There are a number of factors one must look for when setting up a secure asset protection structure. The tax-free status of the jurisdiction being used is always a major consideration. The anonymity of the corporations and foundations is also important. The availability of quality banks covered by bank secrecy laws with online banking is of paramount importance. Attorney client privilege is something to never be taken lightly and the protection must be tight. Don’t make the mistake of using jurisdictions that used to be good but in recent years have compromised their secrecy and privacy. Click here to read more about asset protection

Offshore Corporations – Today there are a multitude of offshore jurisdictions touting themselves as the best tax haven to domicile a corporation in. What one needs to look for when selecting an offshore jurisdiction is the following: There should be no taxation on offshore-derived income. There should be serious bank secrecy. One must be able to have a bearer share corporation with the shares made out in blank and the possibility of keeping the shares anywhere in the world. The jurisdiction must be stable and secure. The jurisdiction must be free of tax treaties. A lot of jurisdictions that were once good have in recent years gone bad – Click here to read more about offshore coporations

Offshore Foundations – In today’s world the wealthy people use offshore corporations and the extremely wealthy use foundations. Foundations are the most secure asset protection tools in the free world today. No one owns a foundation but the foundation can own things like real estate, cars, boats, stocks, corporation etc. A foundation is like a blend of a will, a trust, and a corporation. When selecting an offshore jurisdiction for your foundation one must take into account the following: freedom from taxes including inheritance taxation, anonymity of the foundation, ease of passing assets to beneficiaries, ease of operation and reasonable cost. Lichtenstein used to be the world leader for foundations but then along cam e the EU with all the information sharing agreements and tax agreements. Click here to read more about foundations

Offshore Banking – Since this is a key component of any asset protection structure we must be diligent to make sure your assets are secured in a solid bank in a stable jurisdiction. There should be tight bank secrecy laws that incorporate serious penalties like prison, fines and the ability for you to sue the bank for any violations. Banks have deep pockets and do not want to be sued so they will be diligent to comply with bank secrecy under those terms and conditions. The jurisdiction should not be a Caribbean island since they are subject to hurricanes and this could be a loss of communication between you and your bank at a critical time when you need to access your funds. The banks should have people that communicate with you in a language you can understand. There should be a good online banking platform available for your use, which allows for the launching of international wire transfers. You should be able to get some sort of a Visa or ATM card that allows you to access ATM machines worldwide. Click here to read more about offshore banking

Offshore Asset Protection – There are a number of factors one must look for when setting up a secure asset protection structure. The tax-free status of the jurisdiction being used is always a major consideration. The anonymity of the corporations and foundations is also important. The availability of quality banks covered by bank secrecy laws with online banking is of paramount importance. Attorney client privilege is something to never be taken lightly and the protection must be tight. Don’t make the mistake of using jurisdictions that used to be good but in recent years have compromised their secrecy and privacy. Click here to read more about asset protection

Offshore Corporations – Today there are a multitude of offshore jurisdictions touting themselves as the best tax haven to domicile a corporation in. What one needs to look for when selecting an offshore jurisdiction is the following: There should be no taxation on offshore-derived income. There should be serious bank secrecy. One must be able to have a bearer share corporation with the shares made out in blank and the possibility of keeping the shares anywhere in the world. The jurisdiction must be stable and secure. The jurisdiction must be free of tax treaties. A lot of jurisdictions that were once good have in recent years gone bad – Click here to read more about offshore coporations

Offshore Foundations – In today’s world the wealthy people use offshore corporations and the extremely wealthy use foundations. Foundations are the most secure asset protection tools in the free world today. No one owns a foundation but the foundation can own things like real estate, cars, boats, stocks, corporation etc. A foundation is like a blend of a will, a trust, and a corporation. When selecting an offshore jurisdiction for your foundation one must take into account the following: freedom from taxes including inheritance taxation, anonymity of the foundation, ease of passing assets to beneficiaries, ease of operation and reasonable cost. Lichtenstein used to be the world leader for foundations but then along cam e the EU with all the information sharing agreements and tax agreements. Click here to read more about foundations

Offshore Banking – Since this is a key component of any asset protection structure we must be diligent to make sure your assets are secured in a solid bank in a stable jurisdiction. There should be tight bank secrecy laws that incorporate serious penalties like prison, fines and the ability for you to sue the bank for any violations. Banks have deep pockets and do not want to be sued so they will be diligent to comply with bank secrecy under those terms and conditions. The jurisdiction should not be a Caribbean island since they are subject to hurricanes and this could be a loss of communication between you and your bank at a critical time when you need to access your funds. The banks should have people that communicate with you in a language you can understand. There should be a good online banking platform available for your use, which allows for the launching of international wire transfers. You should be able to get some sort of a Visa or ATM card that allows you to access ATM machines worldwide. Click here to read more about offshore banking

Offshore Asset Protection – There are a number of factors one must look for when setting up a secure asset protection structure. The tax-free status of the jurisdiction being used is always a major consideration. The anonymity of the corporations and foundations is also important. The availability of quality banks covered by bank secrecy laws with online banking is of paramount importance. Attorney client privilege is something to never be taken lightly and the protection must be tight. Don’t make the mistake of using jurisdictions that used to be good but in recent years have compromised their secrecy and privacy. Click here to read more about asset protection