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Do you actually know what a Trust is about?

A offshore trust or just trust is an important, useful, and legitimate vehicle for the transfer and management of assets. Trusts provide an effective mechanism for managing assets given to minors, individuals who are incapacitated, and others who are otherwise inexperienced in financial management. Trusts can also be used to promote charitable purposes and for estate planning. In addition to personal and financial planning, trusts are

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At a starting point then there applies a 10% corporate tax on profits made by a Cyprus company / business, however you may see exceptions as explained in details below.

Cyprus Companies have to pay a 10% corporate tax if they are incorporated as resident companies which status the majority of companies have and which gives several privileges like VAT registration, Double tax treaties and a Cyprus Tax Resident Certificate which is important to minimize the tax in your home country if ...

This is one of the most common business questions of the modern time. The incorporation of offshore companies has continued to increase in popularity and it has never been as beneficial to incorporate an offshore company as it is in 2010. Thousands of online businesses have discovered the advantages of incorporating companies offshore and they are already experiencing major benefits such as tax exemption, tax reduction, asset protection and complete anonymity.

One of the biggest questions ...

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Miscellaneous
• A Seychelles IBC must have a registered office and licensed Registered Agent in Seychelles
• A Seychelles IBC has the same powers as a natural person, including the right to sue and be sued. It is a separate legal entity with limited liability and has perpetual existence
• Anyone can act as the subscriber to the IBC’s Memorandum & Articles of Association (the Subscriber does not have ...

Part two

The Seychelles IBC - Key Facts

Seychelles IBCs Uses
The Seychelles IBC is commonly used:
• As a vehicle to safely and discreetly hold investments including real estate, shares and intellectual property
• For commercial transactions and international trading operations
• As Oil and Commodity trading vehicles
• As a forex, options, futures and/or share trading vehicle
• As an asset protection vehicle
• ...