Cryptocurrency is the New Tax Haven
Cryptocurrency is the new tax haven. Setting up an offshore structure, and holding your coins in an “offshore” wallet allows you to protect your assets with complete anonymity. For this…
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The dollars and cents of moving abroad
Mexico is a Cryptocurrency Paradise
Mexico is a cryptocurrency paradise. No country on earth offers better access to Bitcoin and none offers the FIAT to crypto and crypto to FIAT exchange systems available in Mexico.…
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Cryptocurrency is Under Attack by the US Government… again
Cryptocurrency is Under Attack by the US Government… again Unregulated decentralized digital money is revolutionizing financial markets. Governments are scared and banks are looking for ways to control the flow…
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Follow My Lead: Public Figures with Second Passports
There is no greater commodity than freedom. The ability to open one door when another one closes, without restriction or impediment, is the ultimate dream for the internationally-minded. For this…
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Where can you use Bitcoin in Mexico
It is no secret that Cryptocurrencies, especially Bitcoin, had an incredible 2017. Bitcoin started the year valued at $998 and in just 11 months skyrocketed to an almost unprecedented $11,500.…
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4 Reasons Offshore Banks Hate Cryptocurrency
Offshore banks and international financial institutions hate to open accounts for cryptocurrency investors. Here are 4 reasons why offshore banks hate cryptocurrency investors and what you can do to open…
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Crowdsale or ICO, which is legal in the United States?
Recent comments from the SEC mean that cryptocurrency crowdsales are legal in the United States. ICOs, on the other hand, are fraught with risks if done incorrectly. Basically, Securities laws…
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Where should Canadians set up an offshore business?
Where should Canadians set up an offshore business? Tired of paying half your profits to Canadian Revenue? Ready to move you and your business out of Canada? Want to move…
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Can a Foreign Corporation Reduce Taxes for Your Online Business? Part 2
One non-negotiable for US citizens is that we are taxed on worldwide income. If you live in the US, make money overseas and bring the money back into the US, it will be subject to US tax. However, if the income is earned overseas, the business is owned by a foreign entity and the income is not brought back to the US, the income will be subject to taxes in the foreign country and not the US.
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Doing Business In Dubai
Doing Business In Dubai My name is Timur and I have lived in Dubai most of my life. The city is very much an entrepreneurial hub, with a lot of…
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