You "tax" me "tax", each "tax" increases "tax"! The world wants to "tax"! Where should I go?
CRS Global Taxation Briefing
Time: July 1, 14:00-17:00
Location: 6th Floor, Excellence Times Square, 4068 Yitian Road, Futian Central District, Shenzhen
Appointment: 4007885855
Why are we controlled by "tax"? So many countries want to "tax" me, but I refuse to comply!
Come! Give me a globe, let me choose where I won't be "taxed"!
The wave of CRS is coming, a Commonwealth passport safeguards your wealth of millions
As CRS is about to be officially implemented, the global private wealth structure will be affected. How to better plan wealth and tax under the CRS context has become a highly concerned issue for high-net-worth individuals.
Having a globally recognized and tax-favorable second nationality is essential to fundamentally address the issue.
Currently, there are many mature passport programs available in the market. How to choose the best? At this time, a versatile Commonwealth passport, such as those from Antigua and Barbuda, Dominica, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, etc., stands out. Countries like Antigua and Barbuda, Dominica, Saint Kitts and Nevis, and Saint Lucia have developed offshore finance, possess superior tax systems, and exempt capital gains tax, gift tax, and inheritance tax, resulting in very low tax costs, making them very suitable for tax planning.
For example, with a Saint Lucia or Dominica passport, investors only need to invest from $100,000 to apply for a passport for four generations, obtaining a Commonwealth second nationality. This allows the transfer of overseas assets to the name of Saint Lucia or Dominica, without the need to report to the tax authorities, effectively addressing CRS from the source, while also providing better protection against the leakage of overseas asset and wealth information.
CRS global taxation is being implemented, and U.S. investment immigration leads you to the last safe haven
According to the ranking of asset transfer destinations for China's wealthy class, the top five are Hong Kong (22%), the United States (21%), Canada (16%), Switzerland (9%), and Singapore (6%). Except for the United States, all are on the CRS list.
With China joining the CRS exchange system, personal assets are globally interconnected, and global taxation is enforced. In the future, property tax and inheritance tax will also be levied; against this backdrop, more and more high-net-worth individuals are considering the United States as their ideal asset allocation destination.
