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Originally Posted by Doc_offshore
One of them is Seychelles. The last 10 years has been very interesting for this jurisdiction. With more than 10 double taxation agreements signed the new CSL company looks like it could be a winner. With 1,5% tax on profit and requirement to annual reports, these companies can take dividends, royalties etc. from companies in China, Thailand, South Africa and even Cyprus without being riped of by CFC, gain and withholding tax. Seychelles even have SEZ ( Special Economic zones) or Freezones where you can setup companies and do international trading without high taxation and custom.
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Yes, I agree here. This is one of the domiciles that I use to set up companies in and even use to set up bank accounts in. Another one that I have recently added is New Zealand because of its low profile non-tax haven status. But I say status since it is possible to set up a tax free structure in New Zealand quite inexpensively if you have the proper connections using both a trust and a company.
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