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Why you
should pay more taxes than other nationals?
Since the French revolution,
the wealthy have moved money offshore to safeguard their assets and to
avoid paying taxes on their gains. A TAX HAVEN is a foreign country that
as a series of unique characteristics, the primary one being relatively
lower tax rates in comparison with other countries. While "tax
evasion" is illegal, "tax avoidance" is not. The distinction is crucial.
In fact, the US Supreme Court stated in Gregory vs Helvering (1935) 293 US
465 that taxpayers can arrange their affairs so that they can make their
taxes as low as possible.
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There are currently over 200
jurisdictions that offer special incentives to foreign investors, and many
are among the best places on Earth to vacation.
O.P.M. CORPORATION, has been one of the leading providers of Offshore
services since 1992. Trough our headquarters in Panama and bases in South
America and Caribbean, we offer the best offshore packages. We establish
companies, carry out administrative functions, offer real estate
investment, register patents and commercial brand names, immigration, all
at very competitive prices. We protect assets from creditors or ex-espouse
and set up low tax structures using an offshore corporation or a private
interest foundation. Tax havens are one of the most important keys for the
international investors, yet few professionals understand and use them
properly. Now those keys are available also for small investors.
We are in business since 14
years. You can trust who has been trusted by thousand of costumers.
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Privacy - the more that is
known about your financial status, legal ownership and titles to assets of
value and other such private matters, the more vulnerable you and your
assets are to attack. Common sense dictates that what others do not know
you have cannot be
taken from you. Confidentiality of one's personal affairs is a key
objective and a priority for almost everyone who makes the move offshore.
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Tax reduction - it is in your rational self interest to seek ways in
which you can lawfully reduce tax liabilities from investment and capital
income, thus making your hard earned money work harder for you, not the
other way around.
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Estate Planning - when you factor in the combined force of estate, income
and excise taxes, your hard-earned estate could lose up to 80% of its
value. With proper estate planning one's investment income accumulates and
provides for or eventually passes on to designated beneficiaries with
minimal tax liability and hassles.
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Asset Protection - accumulating assets is no longer a guarantee of
security, for once you begin to accumulate, you need to begin thinking
about how to protect your hard-earned assets. |
