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Offshore VS Onshore OBS E-Commerce Consulting Ltd E-mail: [email protected] • www.offshore.finance Offshore Onshore OBS E-Commerce Consulting Ltd 483 Green Lanes, N13 4BS London, United Kingdom Tel.: +44 203 3185 597 Whatsapp: +44 77 0356 7372 E-mail: [email protected] www.offshore.finance Difference between Offshore and Onshore Advantages of going offshore Advantages of going onshore • 0% tax rate • Very stable financial centers • No requirement to file annual accounts • No audits • There are no double taxation treaties • Private commercial registry • The heritage can not be seized • Solvent banks • Free flow of capital • 10% or 12,5% tax rate • Very stable financial centers • Required to file annual accounts • Audits (depend on billing) • Social security payments • Double taxation agreements • Public commercial registry • The heritage can not be seized • Free flow of capital • Paid up share capital • No paid up share capital • Solvent banks • No social security payments
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Page 1: Offshore . finance · Offshore . finance . Created Date: 6/13/2018 7:28:26 PM

Offshore VS Onshore

OBS E-Commerce Consulting LtdE-mail: [email protected] • www.offshore.finance

Offshore

Onshore

OBS E-Commerce Consulting Ltd 483 Green Lanes, N13 4BS

London, United KingdomTel.: +44 203 3185 597

Whatsapp: +44 77 0356 7372E-mail: [email protected]

www.offshore.finance

Difference between Offshore and Onshore

Advantages of going offshore Advantages of going onshore• 0% tax rate• Very stable financial centers• No requirement to file annual accounts• No audits

• There are no double taxation treaties• Private commercial registry • The heritage can not be seized • Solvent banks

• Free flow of capital

• 10% or 12,5% tax rate• Very stable financial centers• Required to file annual accounts• Audits (depend on billing)

• Social security payments• Double taxation agreements• Public commercial registry

• The heritage can not be seized

• Free flow of capital • Paid up share capital• No paid up share capital

• Solvent banks

• No social security payments

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