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minusonebit 10-20-2006 07:24 PM

How to Get an Off Shore Bank Account
 
Anyone got a page where I can introduce myself to the stuff involved in getting an offshore bank account, location considerations and perhaps some recommendations on banks that are safe to put your money in?

Chaldoray 10-20-2006 07:25 PM

Contact me

jerseygto 10-20-2006 07:53 PM

Ask the guys over at enron im sure they know!!

squishypimp 10-20-2006 07:58 PM

goto www.ubs.com they have info on e-banking in Swizterland. :)

madawgz 10-20-2006 08:00 PM

i would like some information on this too...

minusonebit 10-20-2006 08:04 PM

Oh yes, I should mention this is for corporate use, not personal.

Webby 10-20-2006 08:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by minusonebit (Post 11122940)
Oh yes, I should mention this is for corporate use, not personal.

It's not really any different to opening a bank account locally minusonebit. You just complete an application form and provide copies of corp docs (often these may have to be notorized)

Dunno where you want an account, but Panama is still good and plenty international banks there - they are not permitted by law to pass any client data outside Panama.

DirtyJs 10-20-2006 08:38 PM

hey webby.. can you hit me up.. icq 174-027-322

cyberstar 10-24-2006 03:28 PM

I can help you set up a bank account in Panama.. as webby mentioned, you have a few international banks to choose from (HSBC, ScotiaBank, etc) and many local banks. I use HSBC here and they have web banking in English (pretty important for a Spanish challenged person :1orglaugh )

inabon 10-24-2006 03:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Webby (Post 11122974)
It's not really any different to opening a bank account locally minusonebit. You just complete an application form and provide copies of corp docs (often these may have to be notorized)

Dunno where you want an account, but Panama is still good and plenty international banks there - they are not permitted by law to pass any client data outside Panama.

well panama is still a good place but it is not that easy anymore. you can open a bank account locally if you create a local corporation with panamenian directors only as soon as there is a foreign director things get complicated :)

trust me i know we have opened and manage bank accounts here for some of my hosting customers.

if you want more info on panama hit me up 7 4 1 1 2 1 2

RayBonga 10-24-2006 03:53 PM

Check out "The offshore money book" by Arnold Cornez.

One of the best books on the subject

Webby 10-24-2006 04:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by inabon (Post 11146876)
well panama is still a good place but it is not that easy anymore. you can open a bank account locally if you create a local corporation with panamenian directors only as soon as there is a foreign director things get complicated :)

trust me i know we have opened and manage bank accounts here for some of my hosting customers.

if you want more info on panama hit me up 7 4 1 1 2 1 2

Sure.. really depends what is needed as part of the corp structure. Only me, but prefer not having banking or operations in the same jurisdiction as the corp - tho often that may not matter - depends.

Sounds like there is a corp already in existence, and no idea of the jurisdiction. The example of Panama was just off the cuff - there may be more relevant locations for banking, depending on the jurisdiction of any existing corp and what the desired scenario is going to be.

PS Already familiar with offshore corps/banking - we have more corps than we ever had breakfasts tho in our case there is little concern over privacy issues - we have already been operating offshore for over a decade.

CuriousToyBoy 10-24-2006 04:56 PM

Email [email protected] - they specialize in that stuff.

2c

DatingGold 10-24-2006 04:59 PM

you should pay your taxes.. im jumping to conclusion :-)

Webby 10-24-2006 05:09 PM

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Originally Posted by DatingGold (Post 11147398)
you should pay your taxes.. im jumping to conclusion :-)

Are you DG? :winkwink:

There sure is something to be said for *actually* being offshore and pretending to be - or trying to operate offshore corps when residency remains onshore. One is legal - the other a greyish/possibly illegal scenario - depending :pimp

Anyways.. the weather is nicer offshore and nobody sends tax forms, - it's a hard choice :)

inabon 10-25-2006 07:45 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Webby (Post 11147108)
Sure.. really depends what is needed as part of the corp structure. Only me, but prefer not having banking or operations in the same jurisdiction as the corp - tho often that may not matter - depends.

Sounds like there is a corp already in existence, and no idea of the jurisdiction. The example of Panama was just off the cuff - there may be more relevant locations for banking, depending on the jurisdiction of any existing corp and what the desired scenario is going to be.

PS Already familiar with offshore corps/banking - we have more corps than we ever had breakfasts tho in our case there is little concern over privacy issues - we have already been operating offshore for over a decade.

hehe cool i imagined you had experience i just wanted to clarify the myth about panama it is not as easy but it is not impossible and very productive if you go through all the paperwork.

:)

ttyl

Webby 10-25-2006 08:55 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by inabon (Post 11151394)
hehe cool i imagined you had experience i just wanted to clarify the myth about panama it is not as easy but it is not impossible and very productive if you go through all the paperwork.

:)

ttyl

Hola inabon ;) Sure.... There seems to be a few myths about offshore in general and Panama is no exception. They are about as true as Panama hats being made in Panama :)

Apart from obviously the adult biz, most of the corps we work thru are for landholding - eg buy 100 hects of land, cut and plot it into 240 one acre plots, do the titling, buy 240 corps and stuff each acre in a corp. Any acre can then be sold by simply selling the corp, plus it offers a buyer a few advantages including security. (It also saves land transfer taxes and no property tax appreciation where we are)

Totally agree on the time setting up corp structures - it's worth every dime and can have multiple benefits if planned well :thumbsup


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