Monthly Archives: April 2011
Offshore Business Formation in Panama
The Republic of Panama is on the isthmus that connects North America to South America and is the southernmost country in Central America. The Panama Canal, completed by the United States Army Corps of Engineers in 1914, is a waterway … Continue reading
Who Needs an Offshore Business?
Perhaps you’ve heard of offshore business formation, but are not certain if it is for you. Some individuals benefit from utilizing offshore companies, while others do not need them. You may not need an offshore company if your only intention … Continue reading
Offshore Business Formation in Guernsey
The offshore business jurisdiction of Guernsey is the second largest island of the British Channel Islands. Citizens speak both English and French, although the former is the official language. This small island, whose capital is St. Peter Port, is an … Continue reading
How to Incorporate an Offshore Business?
While obviously there are conditions that affect the time it takes to incorporate an offshore business, you can generally expect your new company to be formed within two to three weeks. The steps in creating your business involve first determining … Continue reading
How to Reduce Corporate Tax Bill
Businesses are continually seeking ways to reduce costs and increase productivity. Economic troubles have adversely affected many companies, causing layoffs and cutbacks. However, there is an area that businesses can trim without sacrificing quality or manpower. More and more companies … Continue reading
How Google Paid Almost No Corporate Taxes in 2010
Google isn’t just a search engine. It is a giant in the Internet realm with the “largest and most scalable platform” for web-based applications. With applications for individuals, businesses, and educators, Google provides Internet apps for everything from blog readers, … Continue reading
Benefits of Discretionary Trust in Cyprus
A Cyprus Discretionary Trust is quite common and allows the trustee leeway in using his or her own judgment in assuring what will be best for the beneficiary. Oftentimes, the settler will provide some type of instruction or guidelines through … Continue reading
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