Offshore Financial Services Guide

Author: Leo Goff
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Publish Date: 2000-06-01
Features: This book is written for those who are ready to take responsibility for their own lives. It is an introductory guide to offshore economic businesses, through which you will gain the thoughts you need. This book can also help you save unnecessary time and money spent on seeking expert advice and listening to introductory sessions from professional lawyers. By reading books like this, you can obtain this information more conveniently and affordably. This book mainly covers the following aspects:
Types of Offshore Investors
Tax Havens – Definition of Tax Havens, Why Some Countries Become Tax Havens
Tax Havens and the EU – How to Utilize "European Tax Havens"
Taxes – Legitimate Ways to Reduce Tax Payments
Becoming an Immigrant – How to Get the Best Deal from Your Employer, How to Conduct Tax-Free Savings
World Stock Market – Overview of Global Financial Markets
Offshore Companies – How to Reduce Taxes and Conduct International Trade, How to Use the Netherlands as a Corporate Base
Trusts – What Are Trusts, How to Use Trusts, How to Avoid Troubles
Foreign Exchange – The Collapse of the Bretton Woods System, Floating Exchange Rates, How to Trade with Foreign Exchange
Going Global – How to Obtain Dual Citizenship and Benefit from It
World Tax Havens – Detailed Introduction to Major Global Offshore Financial Centers
Offshore investors can be divided into many categories. From the world's largest international companies and institutions to families with only "capital" (here referring to self-capital, as opposed to borrowing "new money" – translator's note), to small and medium-sized businesses, as well as small-scale tax evaders who come from afar with several thousand unreported cash. For many people, working abroad for a period of time is the only time in their lives when they can save enough money to change their circumstances.