The international web3 summit Synopsis announced that its 6th edition will be held offline in Istanbul on October 5–6, 2023. Synopsis Istanbul is devoted to all things digital economy and web3. It suits seasoned industry professionals, newcomers, projects willing to broaden their reach, and individuals eager to know where the industry is heading next. The […]
Both Liechtenstein and Luxembourg are extremely prosperous European jurisdictions and life is comfortable in both places. There are a few differences between the two Duchies, however. In particular, the taxes are lower in Liechtenstein while social protection is a bit stronger in Luxembourg.
Why choose the UK payment system? Limitations of the UK payment system. Prohibited countries and jurisdictions. List of documents you will need to open a multi-currency account in the United Kingdom. Service fees within the UK payment system. How can I open a personal multi-currency account with the UK payment system?
Opening an account with a foreign bank can be quite expensive, although in most cases, such expenses are worth it. How much does it cost to open a bank account abroad, and what are the additional costs and pitfalls, read in our article.
Some people will claim that using offshore tax havens is illegal but such claims are wrong. Under international pressure, offshore jurisdictions have become totally transparent for tax authorities, which makes it perfectly legal to start an offshore company or open an offshore bank account. At the same time, attractive tax benefits are still available in offshore countries.
How and why are offshore territories established? Why do governments strive to set up offshore zones? What nations have set up offshore zones, and where are they? Offshore company types. What benefits do offshore zones offer for entrepreneurs and governments? What does the government gain from an offshore zone? Offshore perks: popular schemes explained. What are the profitable locations to open an offshore company in 2023–2024? Why would you set up an offshore company – final thoughts.
