If you ask somebody what an offshore company is, you will often answer that it is a corporation based in a tax haven (so far, so good), but also that only traffickers, terrorists and the mafia they use and their use is obviously immoral and illegal. Even the most informed people will tell you that this is an expensive and complicated type of business that is not worth the effort.

(I assume something similar happens when you ask for an investment in the stock market.)

As you can imagine, none of these statements are true, even if they are widespread. It's no surprise. Neither the state nor the media will do anything to demystify the system.

The truth is that neither the state nor the people who make a profit and live from it have a right to your money or property. No matter how hard they try, they can not even stop you from leaving the system because you always have offshore companies.

Find out now, what an offshore company is and why it makes sense to create one. The reality of tax havens needs to be understood and understood why it is not illegal, immoral or even so complicated to exploit them.

Note: Tax Oasis and Offshore are used as synonyms. Onshore is the opposite of offshore.

The formation of an offshore company in a tax haven does not constitute tax evasion or money laundering. The establishment of an offshore company is:

completely legal

common practice with most major companies you know

much cheaper than you might think

easier and faster than you can imagine

an advantage if you have the necessary contacts and knowledge

Transferring your business to a tax haven is just one decision: A smart decision that will allow you to capitalize on the opportunities of the global marketplace (similar to relocating your home). It simply means the maxim "Go where you can best act.

States do not have the right or the ability to control what you do. In fact, there is a lot of competition between them to become citizens of a country (so you can of course pay taxes).

"And if you are not convinced of the services and treatments offered by your state, then get out."

Of course, states are trying to create cartels to eliminate their freedom of movement, leading to associations such as the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), which run blacklists of tax havens to make sure any country whose conditions are too good "for its customers (ie citizens) are to list.

However, this is important for those states that depend on the income they earn as tax havens, and whose function only they really understand:

"We serve our citizens instead of milking them for every penny they have."

They want to protect their assets against possible legal disputes and legal problems.

They want to protect their companies from political and economic instability.

They want to avoid their unnecessary and costly duty to inform the government about the financial position of their companies (audits, forms, balance sheets, etc.).

They want to escape the heavy tax burden that endangers their survival.

Taking advantage of the offshore world is a simple option for smart entrepreneurs who choose not to work for others, protect their shareholders and maximize their profits. It is a 100% legal method that allows them to comply with the rules imposed by their country of origin.

We are happy to advise you in these matters.