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Why Offshore?Going offshore through an IBC (International Business Corporation) allows the owners total control over their assets in complete privacy from an offshore financial jurisdiction. Their entire businesses and commercial activities, including investments and banking, may be conducted under an offshore corporate ownership, thus keeping the name of shareholders, directors and officers completely private. In the vast majority of cases, the banks are prohibited, based on local laws to disclose any information on their clients.
Why Asset Protection?Asset Protection programs are set to protect clients' assets for estate planning, protection against creditors, including inland taxation authorities. The procedure of asset protection typically involves transferring assets into other entities, to positively shield them from potential foreign court awarded monetary judgments. This is done by employing an inventory of legal tools offshore, including: Asset Protection Trusts, Private Foundations, International Business Companies (sometimes referred to as IBCs) and many other custom devices. These tools can be configured to be either domestic or foreign entities.
Are you looking for an offshore solution for your tax or immigration planning problems? Do you worry about asset protection?
If the answer is yes, then offshore structures can more than meet the challenge. However, it's not always easy to find acceptable and cost-effective offshore solutions.
That's where we come in. Fleetwood Financial (FF) offers a complete line of efficient, competitively priced offshore services for service providers, corporations, entrepreneurs, and wealthy individuals.
International business companies and bank accounts come complete with offshore debit/credit cards. Nominees and virtual offices are provided as well. |
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Last update: 06.10.2007 Copyright Fleetwood Financial Ltd © 2006, All rights reserved. We do not offer legal or tax advice and strongly recommended to consult licensed professionals with regards to local tax and legal matters. |
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