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  1. #11
    I men. Actually, I'm the humble. So I win.



    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Okay, here is what f?cks up me about this thread...

    Everyone would like to get filthy stinking rich then give 10% to the starving pygmies in New Guinea. Or buy a Ferrari and everybody else, I'm the rich a$$hole using a blackberry along with a cellphone so why doesn't your working a$$ park my Ferrari for me personally? Oh boy, look at me, I have Armani sunglasses.

    All I want is $300,000 clear and free, no taxation, no nothing, to live I want to. Is that so much to ask?

    I have to come from a more humble surroundings than everybody else, because it's good to dream, but I need reality. 1 million USD is more than I could ever imagine, and are great, but $300,000 is sufficient to put me up permanently. That's all that I want.

  2. #12
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    IBC - International Business Company, Many nations in
    Bahamas will allow you to incorporate such arrangement to operate outside
    nation without almost any taxes (except annual fee)
    Trust Company it is a small bit complied,
    one of the reasons: it can help you to create your suns and daughters joyful
    as using such company it's possible to make inheritance for them with no
    duties...
    BUT BETTER you have to ABANDON US, EU, SWISS CITIZENSHIP.
    For personal uses best place without taxes is Andorra.
    I understand why it would be necessary to give up US citizenship, so considering that the U.S. utilizes citizenship along with residency in determining whether or not a individual's income is subject to U.S. taxation. All U.S. citizens, including people who do not live in the United States, are subject to U.S. income taxation on their worldwide income.

    However, that does not apply to EU or Swiss taxpayers. Here it is.

    And even if you become or stay a resident in Switzerland that the system is here quite advantageous for rich people. Over a certain amount of income and wealth you can basically negotiate you taxes together with the regional tax office. That's why we attract people like Phil Collins, Peter Ustinov or Michael Schumacher. They cover peanuts and can lawfully be rich. And should you want to put the cream on top you create your Offshore-Trusts and no matter how much is in there, your money has lawfully become invisible against financial and even legal activities (divorce etc.) while gaining earnings, until it has touched by the beneficiary (that could be still you).

    But today comes with my real, high priority question: Why Andorra? 0% Income Tax is nice, but to become a resident at Andorra first is the larger problem. A work permit is difficult to get as a house license. I do not know how they consider you being a trader, since you can't ecome self. And being a very rich, but illegal alien does not sound like my idea of a fun future;--RRB-. And talking of this, who wishes to learn
    Catalan?

    I say: Come back to Switzerland and receive a fantastic tax advisor and bring your money to a fantastic old Swiss banker. Preferably one of the fantastic old houses (200 years ), like Mirabaud, Pictet, LODH etc.. http://www.swissprivatebankers.com/). They manage do protect and increase your riches objectively and independently, while profiting of their expertise having survived the fiancial astrophe.

    Is it quite obvious that I work for a few of these banks and live in Switzerland myself? ;-)

  3. #13
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    I understand why it would be essential to give up US citizenship, considering that the U.S. utilizes citizenship in addition to residency in determining if a person's earnings is subject to U.S. taxation. All of U.S. citizens, such as those who don't live in the United States, are subject to U.S. income tax on their worldwide income.

    But that does not apply to EU or Swiss taxpayers. Here it is residency exactly what counts.

    And even if you become or remain a resident in Switzerland that the system is here very advantageous for wealthy men and women. Within a certain amount of wealth and earnings you can basically negotiate you communal taxes together with your local tax office. That is why we attract people such as Phil Collins, Peter Ustinov or even Michael Schumacher. They pay peanuts and can be wealthy. And if you want to put the cream on top you make your Offshore-Trusts and no matter how much is in there, your cash has lawfully become invisible against fiscal and even legal actions (divorce ) while gaining earnings, until it has touched again by the beneficiary (which can be nevertheless you).

    But today comes with my real, higher priority question: Why Andorra? 0% Income Tax is fine, but to become a resident at Andorra first is the bigger issue. As a passive house license, A work permit is hard to get. I don't even know how they consider you being a trader, as you cannot ecome self. And being a very wealthy, however, illegal alien does not sound like my idea of a fun future;--RRB-. And speaking of this, who wishes to know
    Catalan?

    I say: Come back to Switzerland and get a good tax adviser and bring your cash to some good old Swiss private banker. Preferably one of the good old houses (200 decades ), such as Mirabaud, Pictet, LODH etc.. http://www.swissprivatebankers.com/). They do protect, manage and boost your wealth objectively and independently, while profiting of the expertise having endured the fiancial worldwide astrophe.

    Is it very evident that I work for one of these banks and live in Switzerland myself? ;--RRB-
    Nice things!!!
    But I'm not sure about inheritance legislation in EU and Swiss.
    If one's child is not resident of EU, however he's EU citizen, should he pay inheritance taxes or never.


    Andorra. It's not easy. But it's likely they're currently promoting their residence permits.
    Not work permits, but you are allowed to find income from overseas investments. So you are investor managing investments outside country. I believe there are no problems about your working status.

    You are described Swizerland so great. But I can not see any legal reason to get home permit over there. What's income tax rate over there?

    About offshore, you're right, It is really good to hide some incomes in offshore. But should you be living in EU, US, Swiss. You can not touch them nearly. There continue to be few ways to utilize them. But if I were EU taxpayer (with residency at EU) I would prefer not touch them whatsoever.

  4. #14
    Darn! I live in Canada? How can I pay the tax? What the hell should I do for this??? Move from the country? I like it up here!
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Picture this...



    you visit the computer just like every other day to see what prejudice the Euro and Cable have for the day, you search for upcoming news, you study the charts a bit and you're ready to put your trade and observe the market function.

    After a few hours, you're delighted with the pip sum you created for the day and you decide no more trading for the day. But unlike other times when you get up and leave the computer, you notice something different

    Your account equilibrium says $1,005,308.57

    You instantly get up and....

    (finish the narrative. Add whatever you want, items you will buy, folks you will call, protection you would set up, accounts you will open, allow the sky be the limit)

    This should be interesting to see what people goals and dre are here at FF

  5. #15
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    after my account do hit this, I plan on moving to the bahamas full time preparing a ibc along with a trust business and doing all my business offshore.

    ps. Please do not inform the i.r.s https://www.nigeriaforextrading.com/...g-journal.html
    We will not tell them something. Is the real name?

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