3 Major Reasons To Open Anonymous Offshore Bank Accounts
Choosing a bank is one of the most important decisions you’ll ever make, so you need to know all the facts. More and more people are opting for anonymous offshore bank accounts: Why? What’s so great about offshore banking?
This article will give you three main reasons why anonymous offshore bank accounts might be for you: profit, privacy, and protection – or the 3 P’s.
Let’s look at each reason separately, starting with profit. I’m going to use Australia as an example to illustrate my point, because Australia is so highly taxed. As an Australian worker, you’re taxed on your wages; you buy a few things, paying a 10% goods and services tax. You then place your remaining money in a bank, where you’re charged financial institution duty, and bank account debit taxes. Despite this, you earn a tiny amount of interest – on which you are also taxed. If this seems excessive to you, you’re not alone: banking offshore eliminates at least the last of these taxes.
Having anonymous offshore bank accounts isn’t illegal and probably never will be. You can legally move your money anywhere you want in the world: there is absolutely no restriction on the amount you can move, or where or how you move it. To come back to the Australian example, while there is no restriction on the movement of money offshore, amounts of $10,000 or more are required to be reported to the relevant government authorities. There is also a question on Australian tax return forms asking if you have $50,000 or more invested offshore: this is an individual limitation, so if you have a spouse or child, you can always put the money in their names.
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