The Most Popular Mid-Shore Jurisdictions
Unlike classic offshore jurisdictions, mid-shore jurisdictions adhere to all international standards on tax transparency while also offering a favorable, more interchangeable tax rate.
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How an Offshore Company Can Protect Your Privacy
When you form an offshore company, you can place your assets offshore by titling your personal bank accounts and other assets to the company.
What Every Company Should Know about the OECD Common Reporting Standard
The OECD Common Reporting Standard is an agreement between 47 countries to share information on their residents’ assets and income.
Is an Offshore Company Right for Your Business?
An offshore company is a company registered in a jurisdiction where it doesn’t conduct the majority of its business. While offshore companies sometimes have a reputation as being illicit or shady, they are absolutely legal to set up and to use
5 Things to Know about the Panama Papers
Since their release in early April, the Panama Papers have been making waves. German newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung reportedly obtained these confidential records from an anonymous source and then shared them with the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists.
Intellectual Property and Optimizing Your Royalty Payments
Intellectual property is a broad term that encompasses intellectual creations over which a monopoly is assigned to the designated to the owners of those creations. Common examples of intellectual property include copyrights, industrial trademarks, patents, trade secrets, industrial property rights, and industrial design rights.
Offshore vs. Onshore vs. Mid-Shore: What Every Company Should Know
When forming a company, it is important to consider where you want to register that company. Specifically, whether you want to stay onshore or go offshore or mid-shore. Offshore, onshore, and mid-shore refer to different kinds of jurisdictions in which you can register a company.
Offshore Company Formation: Choosing the Best Jurisdiction for your Business Needs
An offshore company is a company that conducts either an insubstantial amount of or no business from within the jurisdiction in which it operates. When forming an offshore company, choosing your jurisdiction is a strategic decision that can have significant ramifications for your business and bottom line
5 Tips for International Tax Planning
As an individual working overseas or settling in a location for favorable taxation, international tax planning can be quite a hassle. The rules and regulations are often complex, and understanding what you need to do to comply with all necessary domestic and international requirements can seem daunting.
Monaco also shares financial information
Monaco and the European Union agreed on mutual introduction of automatic tax information exchange, the principality will share the information of the bank account holders to the national tax authority of their tax residence.