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![]() | Trading Offshore for Tax Purposes? I'm curious if the folks trading larger accounts have ever contemplated it and if you did, did you go ahead and do it? If not, why did you decide against it? | ||
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![]() | Re: Trading Offshore for Tax Purposes? If you live in the UK and make all the decisions here, and trade via an offshore vehicle then the tax authorities can deem that the profits should be brought on shore and hence taxed. Ways around this are to use collective schemes, trusts etc; however the premise remains the same.... and the tax authorities are likely to deem the money is to be taxed here, so by not declaring you are evading tax.... not a good result. All of this will cost money as well. It all depends on your assessment of risk, future tax penalties and fines.... appropriate for a trading forum. This will depend entirely on the individual and basically tax is something only qualified accountants and lawyers should (but not necessarily helpfully ) be advising you on.Personally I just pay my taxes and focus on making the money - I am happy to sign a big cheque to the tax authorities every year.... it means I have made money. | ||
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![]() | Re: Trading Offshore for capital protection & tax Purposes? But, there is is no way that i can see to protect my business (ie. trading capital), aside from going overseas (as any diligent business owner would do to protect their business and lively hood)... I am already noticing that inflation is picking up, it may not be apparent in things getting more "expensive" but i do see packages getting smaller while prices remain the same (defacto expensive)..... Another form of invisible inflation..... Has anyone thought about it that way? | ||
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![]() | Re: Trading Offshore for Tax Purposes? Lets say inflation runs to 10%, you will still only make money if the USD falls against the currency you are in. As when you bring the money back if the currency has not moved the monetary amount is the same. I think plenty of countries will have problems. In order to protect he purchasing power of your cash - while there are often many products offering to do this. The best way I have seen is to buy real assets in your local currency (not futures contracts as the premium can kill you) and ideally borrow today at low rates and let inflation eat away your debt - just like the government Things like gold, land (not necessarily houses), diamonds, art, stocks with businesses that can easily raise prices and maintain its profits. TIPs (google them) Now then you have the risk of the asset falling in real terms, transaction costs etc; To protect against inflation is a long term proposition generally. As per any trade their is a risk/cost of protection. | ||
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Hunter1, do you have any tips on jurisdictions, entities, offshore brokers, etc...? | ||
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