Welcome to our blog. For more than 20 years, we have written about the benefits of doing business in Switzerland via Swiss Trust Companies and Swiss Trust Company Ownership. Therefore, much of our focus here might frequently be the advantages of owning a Vintage Swiss Trust Company. We will, however, also cover many other topics relevant to international business such as asset protection, captive insurance, captive banks, and opening new markets. It is our hope that you enjoy and come back often.
Posted On November 20, 2016
U.S. Shelf Corporations for Privacy Benefits of a Pre-Established Corporation: For Non-U.S. citizens, owning a shelf corporation in the United States may enhance privacy and open new markets. It should also be noted, however, that to open a bank account they will likely need to travel to the United States and meet with potential banks. Instant availability […]...
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Posted On June 12, 2016
The United States is the Largest “Tax Haven” In the World! The United States as a Haven for Privacy: Since 2014, 97 jurisdictions have agreed to impose new disclosure requirements for bank accounts, trusts, and other investments held by international investors. Of the nations the OECD asked to sign on, only a few have declined. […]...
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Posted On June 5, 2016
New Offering, Lowest Price, Great Deal! Manage money and gain asset protection without the need to relocate: An unparalleled opportunity and the fastest & least expensive avenue available to business owners. 1975 Swiss Trust Company for Sale! (Turnkey, Admin Included, No Hidden Fees) 1975 Swiss Trust Company: * Swiss Trust Company (41 Years Old) * […]...
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Posted On May 26, 2016
What Exactly is a Swiss Trust Company? Swiss Trust Companies are sanctioned by Federal Tax Authority (Bern, Switzerland) and the Registrar in the Canton of incorporation. A Private Swiss Trust Company is a self-regulated privileged entity (not directly regulated by FINMA, which oversees banks and brokerages). The Swiss system for the establishment of Trust Companies […]...
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Posted On May 18, 2016
Why Own a Swiss Trust Company? As a Non-Banking Financial Institution, a Swiss Trust Company offers one primary benefit to ownership and numerous secondary advantages. First and foremost, a Swiss Trust Company stands alone for anyone who wishes to manage money and profit from those activities. It is inexpensive to purchase (and operate) and can […]...
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Posted On January 25, 2016
Industry Case Study #3: Gold & Oil In this ongoing series we will offer a look at how specific industries have utilized the Swiss Trust Company business tool for profit & asset protection. Summary: The client is a privately held international gold mining and oil trading concern. This firm has properties in Canada and Central […]...
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Posted On December 10, 2015
United States: Pfizer & Allergan agree to a tax motivated inversion merger. Click for Article The CATO Institute analysis regarding the costs of Gun Control. Click for Article * Israel: Joins international efforts to tackle tax evasion. Click for Article * OECD: Corporate tax revenues falling across member countries since economic crisis. Click for Article Our Roles to Serve You! To […]...
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Posted On December 8, 2015
As the Holidays quickly approach, many business owners will be actively pursuing their year-end planning in order to lower tax profiles and set agendas for 2016. These strategies are implemented every year resulting in a lack of potential acquisition targets we can offer clients. Putting off a decision, therefore, is really not a good idea […]...
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Posted On December 2, 2015
Corporate Inversion Defined via Investopedia Re-incorporating a company overseas in order to reduce the tax burden on income earned abroad. Corporate inversion as a strategy is used by companies that receive a significant portion of their income from foreign sources, since that income is taxed both abroad and in the country of incorporation. Companies undertaking […]...
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Posted On December 2, 2015
Visit Site Review: A captive is defined as an insurance company established in an offshore jurisdiction, created and controlled by either a parent company or professional association through which their own risk is insured. Those insured risks are frequently reinsured through a large multinational carrier. The cost of insurance represents a considerable expense for most […]...
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