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Tax Havens of the World (8th edition/2003)
covers all the major havens, including the Caymans, Bahamas,
Bermuda, Liechtenstein, Switzerland, Singapore, etc. The
author has over 18 years reading and writing about tax havens
and the US Tax Code that covers their use and abuse. Learn
how non-resident aliens trade NYSE stocks, bonds, options
and commodities - TAX FREE -legally - offshore like thousands
of offshore banks and companies (IBCs) do!
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Avoid federal income and estate taxes
with the latest "trend" - the foreign offshore
estate. US (domestic) estates - even with the repeal of
the federal estate tax after 2010 - will still be subjected to Federal
income and gift taxes, as well as State income, inheritance and
estate taxes too! See page 254 of this edition.
The Bahamas, the Cayman Islands, Anguilla and Bermuda have no personal
income taxes, no corporate income taxes, no capital gains taxes,
no withholding taxes, no estate, gift or inheritance taxes, no sales
taxes, no employment taxes, no death duties, and no probate fees.
Guarantees against future taxes are provided by these governments
for periods up to 50 years. Exempt trusts can receive a guarantee
up to 100 years.
From the Author
New 2003 (8th edition) of Tax Havens of the World is my best work.
- the author.
The author has over 13 years hands-on experience offshore in the
no-tax havens of the Bahamas and Anguilla.The author is the head
consultant for an offshore firm that has formed over 1,300 companies
and a like number of trusts in these Caribbean jurisdictions.
The First edition of Tax Havens of the World by Thomas Azzara was
in 1985 - 18 years of continuos publication.
From the New York Times
Manhattan Prosecutor Criticizes Caymans Tax Pact
By DAVID CAY JOHNSTON - December 8, 2001 New York Times
"Federal Reserve data show that $800 billion
is being held in Cayman Islands accounts for Americans, an amount
equal to roughly one-third of all domestic bank deposits, according
to Robert M. Morgenthau - the Manhattan district attorney".
Manhattan District Attorney Robert Morgenthau told
senators recently that about $800 billion in U.S. dollars is on
deposit at some 600 banks licensed in the Cayman Islands -- more
than twice the amount deposited in all New York City banks combined.
From the Inside Flap
"Over and over again the courts have said that there is nothing
sinister in so arranging one's affairs as to keep taxes as low as
possible. Everyone does so, rich or poor, and all do right, for
nobody owes any public duty to pay more tax than the law demands;
taxes are enforced extractions, not voluntary contributions."
- Judge Learned Hand
"The art of taxation consists in so plucking
the goose as to obtain the largest possible amount of feathers with
the smallest amount of hissing." - Jean Babtiste Colbert (French
Statesman: Minister of Finance - 1619 - 83)
C. Brooks a CPA from Pennsylvania writes.. "Best
book on tax havens I've ever read."
"They have no right to put their hands in
my pockets." - General George Washington (1732 - 99)
"The absence of income or significant corporate
income taxes, along with political stability, is the bedrock on
which foreign investment in The Bahamas has been built." -
Embassy of the United States (Nassau, Bahamas) (April, 1990)
"One of the most effective applications of
offshore trusts is in an ownership combination with a limited company."
- Richard Graham-Taylor, partner Ernst & Young, Grand Cayman
(January 1990)
"The legal right of a taxpayer to decrease
the amount of what otherwise would be his taxes, or to altogether
avoid them by means which the law permits, cannot be doubted."
- United States Supreme Court, Gregory v. Helvering, 293 U.S. 465
(1934)
"There is one difference between a tax collector
and a taxidermist - the taxidermist leaves the hide." - Mortimer
Caplin
Editorial Reviews
John S. Southwick, Mass.
"Your book is better than Marshall Langer's Practical International
Tax Planning."
Graduate of the NYU School of Law with
offices in London's Imperial House and Geneva and the United States
I commend you on your jurisprudential reasoning and treatment of
international tax matters discussed in your newsletter.
Certified Public Account, with offices
in Newton, Mass., and Providence, R.I
"I have devoured the book already, twice. What shocks me is
the detail and accuracy of your book."
Customers that order our newsletter, the Tax Haven Reporter, for
$200, receive the book free.
To order the book and newsletter, send $200 (personal
check or MO) to the following address.
Thomas Azzara
Tax Haven Reporter
P.O. Box CB 11552
54 Sandyport Drive
Nassau, Bahamas
1242 327 7359 (phone & fax).
(P.O. Box CB 11552
o Nassau o Bahamas o tel/fax 242-327-7359)
http://www.bahamasbahamas.com/ o email: taxman@batelnet.bs
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