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Originally Posted by ServerGenius
I understand what you're trying to do and didn't try to slam you for it. I just
think that imho you should either contact people 1 on 1 that could give you
information or even better talk to a GOOD lawyer and Fiscal Accountant. If
you did and still have questions you didn't spoke to a good lawyer. Here at
most people could give you some general information but for each company/
country/situation things are different. The best solution should be tailored to
YOUR situation. If you are serious about this talk to at least 1 lawyer and accountant who's specialised on offshore and legal fiscal structures....I would
get consults from at least 3 different ones. As if you go this way you want to
be 200% sure you haven't made ANY mistakes. Not only legal but also business wise.
The money you invest in lawyers and accountants will be WELL worth it and will save you a LOT of money and headaches afterwards.
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Agree SG... There are two areas which prob need attention:-
(a) First is where Buzz is resident. Cover the laws re taxation there - no need for specifically offshore "advice" from there, but a total awareness of the local tax implications and about income sources from offshore corps.
(b) For offshore advice - do a face to face with offshore lawyers. There are many reputable lawyers on, for example, Gib (they can't afford to be otherwise - it's a small place), and better working thru a few there till you come to the right guy you can work with.
Easiest of the lot is dump all of the above and actually be resident offshore in a no-tax jurisdiction and operate as many corps as you like in whatever other jurisdictions. The prime and first consideration is ensuring your personal background is "clean" and clear of any claims of taxation elsewhere.