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An Easy Way to Legally Avoid Taxes

Filed Under (Uncategorized) by editor on 14-12-2010

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As we often point out here at Q Wealth, there is really no need to engage in tax evasion – the illegal way to pay no taxes. Governments are getting desperate. The penalties for getting caught are just not worth it.

I was sitting in a cafe the other day, in a little tax haven country (Malta to be precise… check our article on residence in Malta: Malta, Little Known Tax Haven Within the EU), having just this conversation with another expat. Why on earth, we agreed, would anyone choose to remain in a high tax country and pay taxes against their will, when they could so easily move offshore or live internationally? The quality of life is better offshore, provided of course you do your research. There are countries that are great for business, countries that are great for kids, etc etc.

And you can still legally earn money in your home country, from your existing business, without paying any tax. How? By working from overseas. I found this example on Vernon Jacobs’ excellent Jacobs Report tax site.

QUESTION: Assume that a US citizen renounces citizenship and is now a sole citizen of the Federation of St. Kitts & Nevis. That person has an IBC in Belize through which he advises companies in the USA for a fee. However, that person does not physically need to be in the USA to perform the services and has no bank account in the USA. The Belize IBC doesn’t pay Belize taxes on the advisory income. If the Belize IBC pays a salary to the citizen of St. Kitts, the St. Kitts citizen doesn’t pay taxes in St. Kitts on the salary. Does the US government have any claim on this revenue stream?

ANSWER: No. An expatriate (one who has renounced US citizenship)  is not subject to U.S. tax unless the income is deemed to be U.S. source income. Income from services is subject to tax in the country where the services are performed.

Therefore, provided the services are performed from offshore, the income is completely tax free.

The same principle applies in the UK, only UK citizens don’t need to renounce citizenship – they simply need to leave the UK and establish residence elsewhere. A UK Limited Company may have a full time employee, director etc working outside the UK. Provided that one is careful not to perform the job in the UK, then no tax is payable on the salary – which, of course, remains tax deductible in the UK company’s books.

With the ease of remote working by phone, over the internet, videoconferencing, Skype etc today – it is so easy to avoid taxes. Tax avoidance is completely legal and is good business practice.

Using Q Wealth’s information, you too can learn the details of using offshore companies to protect your assets and grow offshore wealth. If you are not yet a subscriber to Q Bytes, our free weekly newsletter, please sign up now by clicking here.

Last Chance for Cancun Discount

Filed Under (Uncategorized) by editor on 22-12-2009

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Just a quick reminder that close of business tomorrow is the deadline to qualify for the Early Bird bonus on entry tickets and personal consultations at our offshore wealth creation event in Cancun, Mexico.

Why would you attend this event?

  • To learn more about which offshore corporate structure, foundation or trust is right for you. A Belize IBC, a Panama Foundation, a New Zealand offshore trust or something completely different?
  • Learn about the best offshore banking countries and the best offshore banks. Peter will be explaining why countries you’ve possibly never even heard of may be the best offshore banking jurisdictions in 2010.
  • Learn how to live offshore and run businesses internationally. If you are into consulting, writing, offshore e-commerce, online video etc you should attend this event. Likewise if you see one of these businesses in your future.
  • Learn how to protect your assets. It’s all very well paying an attorney to do it for you, but lawyers are more interested in their fees than your well-being. We teach you how to do it yourself.

Above are just a few of the reasons you might want to attend our Cancun event in March. But there’s another reason too….

For the first time we have decided to offer discounts on offshore corporations, foundations etc ordered from Peter Macfarlane & Associates S.A. at this event. Our reasoning behind this is simple: explaining offshore structures to a group is much more time-efficient than explaining it individually over the e-mail or phone. Savings in time equal savings in money.

With the above discounts, your attendance at the event and your personal one-hour consultation can work out basically free if you decide to go ahead and set up an offshore structure for yourself.

We are also looking for long-term relationship building. You look us in the eye, we look you in the eye. In my view, that is the best form of due diligence.

If you are reading this before December 23rd, it’s not too late to take advantage of our early bird discount. Contact Frederick and he will get back to you with the necessary information: events at qwealthreport.com  (Replace the at with the @ symbol – we do that to deter spammers)

See you there!

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