Author: Aaron
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Offshore Asset Protection for Brazilians
Brazilian Personal Taxation in Brief Under the Brazilian personal tax system, residents are taxed on their worldwide income, which includes interests and dividends from foreign sources. An individual is considered Brazilian resident for tax purposes if he remains in the country for 183 days, consecutive or not, during the course of a calendar year. Those…
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It’s Time for Obama to Spook the Oil Markets
The fate of the Obama presidency hangs not on a birth certificate or the red ink on the federal budget but by the hose nozzle of your local gas station. Electoral discontent is measured by the price of a gallon of gasoline. Heading past $4 toward $5, that is a lethal trajectory for President Barack…
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Why invest offshore in ETFs
When it come to a selection of stocks for investments, in many cases the best choice for retail traders could be to trading Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs). At least it helps to avoid complex and time confusing elements of fundamental analysis. All traders, when they first come to the market are facing a simple question…
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St. Kitts & Nevis Citizenship Is Easier To Obtain Than You Thought
Ever wondered how nice it would be to obtain the citizenship of a tropical paradise? You would be able to visit the place any time you felt like, without having to deal with all the hassles of obtaining visas and necessary permissions. It could even be your alternative residence during the colder months of the…
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Offshore Banking Benefits
Offshore banking is a well-liked way of setting aside money outside of the country where you live. There are many plus sides to offshore banking, such as increased confidentiality for your money and protection against political or economic instability. Offshore banking first existed in the Channel Islands, and most offshore banks sit in island nations.…