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⍰ ASK What are the most common forms of offshore tax planning used by individuals and corporations?

The most common forms of offshore tax planning used by individuals and corporations include:

  1. Offshore companies: Setting up an offshore company in a tax-friendly jurisdiction can help reduce tax liability by allowing individuals and corporations to take advantage of lower tax rates and more favorable tax laws.
  2. Offshore trusts: Offshore trusts can be used to protect assets and minimize tax liability by transferring ownership of assets to a trust that is located in a tax-friendly jurisdiction.
  3. Offshore bank accounts: Opening an offshore bank account in a tax-friendly jurisdiction can provide individuals and corporations with greater financial privacy and can help reduce tax liability by allowing them to take advantage of lower tax rates on their income and investments.
  4. Offshore investment funds: Offshore investment funds, such as hedge funds and private equity funds, can be used to reduce tax liability by taking advantage of lower tax rates and more favorable tax laws in tax-friendly jurisdictions.
  5. Offshore insurance policies: Offshore insurance policies can be used to reduce tax liability by allowing individuals and corporations to take advantage of lower tax rates and more favorable tax laws on their insurance policies.
  6. Offshore foundations: Offshore foundations can be used to protect assets and minimize tax liability by transferring ownership of assets to a foundation that is located in a tax-friendly jurisdiction.
 

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