We are trusted offshore wealth advisors with extensive knowledge in the ever changing offshore company formation and offshore banking laws. Our professional Offshore and U.S. services include the formation of companies, accounts, trusts, and investments.
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Collapse all | Expand allA: Yes. We operate in complete compliance of inter-governmental laws. We are continually apprised of the laws in each jurisdiction.
A: They can be used for investment purposes, business expansion, and for asset protection and privacy. Whether it is for personal privacy or business privacy reasons, your assets are significantly protected from judgments, liens, and unsubstantiated claims.
A: This is a service we provide for you. With the complexities of setting up an Offshore entity, we understand the importance of continually keeping your Offshore Business in order.
A: Any business that finds its assets at risk, or a target for any legal judgments. This ranges from Doctors to Car Dealerships. Many recognizable Fortune 500 businesses have Offshore entities within their corporate structure.
A: There are too many examples and benefits to list. Whether you are looking to protect your wealth from a spouse (or ex-spouse), or an individual investor looking to form a business to help reduce your liabilities, we can assist you.
A: An agreement between two countries for the exchange of information for the enforcement of criminal laws. Assistance may be denied by either country for political or security reasons, or if the criminal offense in question is not equally punishable in both countries. The bottom line is, this treaty is to enforce major criminal activity like drug trafficking and murder.
A: Yes. We have seen many sites (including law firms who should have knowledge of this) claiming the jurisdictions they do business in do not have MLATs with the U.S. This is not true. This includes Panama who does have an MLAT. (per the U.S. Dept of State http://travel.state.gov/law/info/judicial/judicial_690.html). You will find that even countries such as Colombia have signed an MLAT.
A: Only you have control. Unless you specify otherwise when setting up your accounts, you retain full control.
A: No. “Offshore” is a relative term depending upon your legal residence or primary place of business. If you reside in the U.K. and formed a company in the U.S., this newly formed U.S. business would now be considered an Offshore Company.