Month: March 2014
Startup Cities: Better Law and Governance Through Entrepreneurship
March 26, 2014
What are Startup Cities? “Startup Cities compete for citizens by providing high-quality public goods, security, social services, and a fair administration of
IRS: Bitcoin Is Property, Not Currency. New Bitcoin Tax Rules.
March 25, 2014
The IRS has moved to tax Bitcoin, announcing today that Bitcoin is to be taxed as property. Choosing to classify Bitcoin as
How A Q Wealth Reader Is Getting 18% ROI (or 1,900% better than a “high interest savings account”
March 21, 2014
A quick Google search for “high interest savings accounts” reveals a fairly depressing array of accounts offering just under 1% on avg.
US Citizens Renounce Citizenship…The Internet Reacts.
March 19, 2014
“Why expats are ditching their US passports” a recent news article, that as of today is still on the front page of
The Shapeless Trust. New Trust Variation vs. The Panama Foundation
March 17, 2014
More isn’t always better. The case of the shapeless trust. “In a world of limitless possibilities we need to set boundaries for
Paraguay: The business-friendly tax haven you never hear about.
March 15, 2014
Why Invest in Paraguay? Following our recent announcement that Adam Richardson and I will be in Paraguay in May, and the
Why shield your trading account behind an offshore company?
March 10, 2014
Protecting your Forex trading with an offshore company. Offshore companies are very often used for share or foreign exchange (Forex) trading.
Why Now Is The Time To Invest In Gold Equities: Trade Alert
March 7, 2014
By Mark Wallace of CapitalistExploits.at Will There be a Parabolic Rise in Gold Equities..? This is the question on the mind of many
Citizenship by Entrepreneurship: Singapore Entrepass
March 7, 2014
In a few countries around the world (all to few!) – the governments and politicians that run the land understand the importance
The Eternal Gift of Trust: Exploring the New Zealand Charitable Trust
March 6, 2014
ESTABLISHING A NEW ZEALAND CHARITABLE TRUST Since the 16th century, many of the world’s wealthiest families have realized that the accumulation of wealth alone