Archive Blog 2021 - Offshore News

Pandora Papers are an example of how the law is being bent and broken by a system of financial secrecy across the globe.

Taxes are an inevitable thorn for firms and companies around the world. The more you make, the more you have to shell out to the authorities.

The news headlines frequently make mention of the ultra-rich paying little to no taxes. Names like Bezos, Buffet, and Musk are painted in a negative light because of their low tax burdens.

If you’re reading this article, then something about offshore real estate investing has piqued your interest, and you likely have some questions...

In the world of fintech, there are always new and evolving technologies and tools that are changing the landscape of the financial industry.

Although companies have been moving online for years, the pandemic certainly quickened the pace at which it is happening, and this is opening discussions for tax changes that are not favorable to many people and businesses.

When people consider offshore banking, they oftentimes automatically assume that it is difficult to open an offshore account.

The legendary Swiss bank account. The lucrative anonymous offshore banking account in some exotic foreign destination. Is it too good to be true?

If you’ve ever heard of an offshore company, then you might be curious about what this means. Unfortunately, offshore companies have the false reputation of being tied to money laundering and tax evasion, as does all offshore banking.

2020 has been a year of unexpected events triggering rapid transformation across a myriad of industries, and perhaps none has been hit quite as hard as the banking sector.