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Are you a business owner who would like to enjoy the tax advantages and asset protection the world's top corporations enjoy?

 

Up until now, you either needed to wade through these dangerous waters alone, or employ a high priced team of tax attorneys, international lawyers, accountants, and private specialists.

 

Because of this, most business owners chose to forgo the benefits of leveraging legal tax advantaged strategies for their businesses. Our professionals have worked with business owners for over 23 years to create structures capable of legally reducing your company's tax liability and simultaneously protecting the assets you've worked so hard to accumulate.

 

Reducing Your Taxable Income

While a definitive solution must by tailored to your specific business needs, some people have been successful in reducing their taxable income using strategies such as captive insurance companies, rebilling, back-to-back loans, and non-recourse factoring. Our professionals will work with professionals in your tax jurisdiction to determine an appropriate strategy for you and your business.

 

Protecting Your Assets

We have decades of experience in creating unique asset protection structures to designed to secure your future, and your family's future for many generations to come. You can choose from among tax-advantaged and tax-neutral onshore and private asset protection structures. These structures have proven to withstand attacks from frivolous litigation, bankruptcy courts, and even the US government!

 

How Do I Get Started?

If you'd like to enjoy the peace of mind to focus on your business without the worry of money-hungry lawyers, incessant creditors, or over-zealous government tax authorities contact us for a free, confidential, no-obligation discussion regarding possible solutions for you and your family's future.

An Offshore Finance Company (OFC) can offer banking services to both private individuals and corporations worldwide. The Offshore Finance Company can offer virtually anything a fully licensed bank can offer, but the word bank cannot be included in the name. By using Overseas First Federal's (Offshore finance company) you warrant a future to yours savings.

 

The trustee and / or the offshore trust company entrusted with the management of the trust are bound by a fiduciary duty to uphold the agreement, and they agree to the requirements set out by the deed of trust. By using Overseas First Federal's Trust you warrant a future to yours savings.

 

Common examples of investment properties are apartment buildings and rental houses, in which the owners do not live in the residential units. Those who invest in real estate also expect to generate capital gains as property values increase over time. By using Overseas First Federal's you warrant a future to yours savings and real estate investment.

 

Some online banking platforms support account aggregation to allow the customers to monitor all of their accounts in one place whether they are with their main bank or with other institutions. Today, many banks are only internet banks. By using Overseas First Federal's Online banking you warrant a future to yours savings.

 

With Overseas First Federal Offshore Bank Account you have the option to exchange any amount of foreign currency with very affordable rates. The opening procedure of a Offshore bank account online is very easy and convenient. By using Overseas First Federal's Offshore Bank Account you warrant a future to yours savings.

 

The term Overseas bank account probably comes from Swiss banks and their international fame for hiding money. The truth is different, there is nothing anonymous about having a bank account in Switzerland compared to other countries. A true anonymous bank account must be something that nobody knows about, not even the place that opened it in the first place. By using Overseas First Federal's Bank Account you warrant a future to yours savings.

 

Swiss Bank's Hazards.

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Credit Suisse will hand over details of wealthy Americans with hidden Swiss Bank accounts to the Swiss government, bringing U.S. authorities one step closer to obtaining names of alleged tax cheats.

 

Swiss bank said on Tuesday it was complying with a request from the Swiss government for account information after U.S. authorities requested Switzerland's help in catching Americans suspected of tax fraud.

 

Reuters reported earlier on Tuesday that Credit Suisse had begun notifying U.S. clients it intended to give their names to Swiss tax officials following a request from their U.S. counterpart. Credit Suisse and the Swiss department responsible for international financial affairs declined to say how many clients were involved in the request.

 

Last week, Credit Suisse Bank took a 295 million Swiss franc provision against third-quarter earnings in connection with the U.S. probe. It said the final settlement might exceed the current provision.

 

U.S. authorities, which suspect tens of thousands of Americans of evading billions of dollars in taxes through Swiss private banks in recent years, have been conducting a widening criminal investigation into scores of Swiss banks, including Credit Suisse.

 

Mario Tuor, a Swiss government spokesman, confirmed the request from the U.S. authorities, and said these requests specifically concerned tax fraud, covered by the 1996 double taxation treaty between Switzerland and the United States.

 

Switzerland and the United States have hammered out a tax agreement that would also cover tax evasion, which the U.S. has yet to ratify. At 0918 GMT, Credit Suisse shares were up 2.4 percent, in line with the broader European banking sector index.

 

"In our view the U.S. tax matter and data handover is advancing faster than expected which we believe is positive for Credit Suisse as we could potentially see a conclusion to this matter earlier than we previously expected," Vontobel analyst Teresa Nielsen said.