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The definitive guide to The World's Best Tax Havens
This book provides a fascinating insight into the world of tax havens. The brand new 2011/12 edition is completely up to date and packed with information to help you reduce or even escape tax altogether.
Part One
Contained in the first half of the book is information on 25 of the world's best tax havens - from exotic locations like the Cayman Islands, British Virgin Islands and Monaco, to some of the lesser known but equally attractive tax havens such as Cyprus, Malta and the Isle of Man.
You will find out how to:
* Obtain residence in some of the world's most beautiful 0% tax havens.
* Invest in property hotspots with zero income tax, capital gains tax or inheritance tax.
* Operate a successful business without paying corporation tax.
Part Two
In the second half, you will find out how large companies and the rich make use of such tax havens and how, with proper planning, you too could reap some of these benefits. Detailed information is included on how to set up offshore companies, trusts and foundations and how these can be used to dramatically reduce your tax bill.
The author, Lee Hadnum LLB ACA CTA, is a rarity among tax advisers, having both legal and chartered accountancy qualifications. After qualifying as a prize winner in the Institute of Chartered Accountants entrance exams, Lee went on to become a Chartered Tax Adviser (CTA) and worked for Ernst & Young for several years. Lee is the author of several Taxcafe tax guides including Non-Resident & Offshore Tax Planning, Tax Saving Tactics for Non-Doms, Using a Company to Save Tax, The Investor's Tax Bible and Selling Your Business.
In this fascinating book, he covers topics such as:
* How tax havens can help you pay less income tax, capital gains tax, inheritance tax and corporation tax.
* The best tax havens in Europe, including one just 80 miles from the UK with no capital gains tax, inheritance tax or company tax - which is now opening its arms to UK residents.
* A Mediterranean tax haven which boasts a booming property market, low cost of living and NO capital gains tax or income tax on investments.
* Tax havens where only locally earned income is taxable - overseas income is tax free.
* Detailed information on setting up anonymous offshore companies.
* How to avoid getting on the wrong side of the taxman in your home country.
This book provides a fascinating insight into the world of tax havens. The brand new 2011/12 edition is completely up to date and packed with information to help you reduce or even escape tax altogether.
Part One
Contained in the first half of the book is information on 25 of the world's best tax havens - from exotic locations like the Cayman Islands, British Virgin Islands and Monaco, to some of the lesser known but equally attractive tax havens such as Cyprus, Malta and the Isle of Man.
You will find out how to:
* Obtain residence in some of the world's most beautiful 0% tax havens.
* Invest in property hotspots with zero income tax, capital gains tax or inheritance tax.
* Operate a successful business without paying corporation tax.
Part Two
In the second half, you will find out how large companies and the rich make use of such tax havens and how, with proper planning, you too could reap some of these benefits. Detailed information is included on how to set up offshore companies, trusts and foundations and how these can be used to dramatically reduce your tax bill.
The author, Lee Hadnum LLB ACA CTA, is a rarity among tax advisers, having both legal and chartered accountancy qualifications. After qualifying as a prize winner in the Institute of Chartered Accountants entrance exams, Lee went on to become a Chartered Tax Adviser (CTA) and worked for Ernst & Young for several years. Lee is the author of several Taxcafe tax guides including Non-Resident & Offshore Tax Planning, Tax Saving Tactics for Non-Doms, Using a Company to Save Tax, The Investor's Tax Bible and Selling Your Business.
In this fascinating book, he covers topics such as:
* How tax havens can help you pay less income tax, capital gains tax, inheritance tax and corporation tax.
* The best tax havens in Europe, including one just 80 miles from the UK with no capital gains tax, inheritance tax or company tax - which is now opening its arms to UK residents.
* A Mediterranean tax haven which boasts a booming property market, low cost of living and NO capital gains tax or income tax on investments.
* Tax havens where only locally earned income is taxable - overseas income is tax free.
* Detailed information on setting up anonymous offshore companies.
* How to avoid getting on the wrong side of the taxman in your home country.
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15 of 18 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
A fascinating read. This book takes you step-by-step through all of the countries considered to be "tax havens". I found it most intriguing to see the different ways in which you are taxed by all these different countries and if I didn't already know what a raw deal we get here in the UK, I do now! The second half of the book goes in to a fair bit of detail on how to best structure such a move. I found many of the tips extremely useful and I have no doubt that this little gem will be referred to constantly when we come to make our decision.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
Feels a little thin on first reading, however all seems to be very up to date, and honestly if you need detailed advice it is probably better to go to an expert. This book is certainly good for general understanding.
13 of 16 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
Published in April 2006, this book is an up-to-date goldmine of information on the increasingly prickly subject of offshore tax planning. Written primarily for the British reader, it lists and describes the pros and cons of what the author considers to be the very best tax havens, as well as explaining the best ways to legally exploit the relevant benefits such countries offer.
The book is written in nicely paced, well paragraphed plain English and minimises jargon, although there remains a lot of fundamental tax-speak to be taken on board by the novice, on which note a glossary would have been very helpful.
Overall, this is an exciting and very interesting book for anyone keen on keeping as much of their hard-earned money from the clutches of the tax man as possible.
The book is written in nicely paced, well paragraphed plain English and minimises jargon, although there remains a lot of fundamental tax-speak to be taken on board by the novice, on which note a glossary would have been very helpful.
Overall, this is an exciting and very interesting book for anyone keen on keeping as much of their hard-earned money from the clutches of the tax man as possible.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Good overview of tax havens
This book provides a good overview of the major tax havens out there. It lists the main places that you might already be aware of, and some others you would never have thought of. Read more
Published on 21 Oct 2008 by Richard Garcia
Good summary of different tax havens
In the last few months we've been thinking about living abroad, but with so much information out there it was hard to know where to look, who to talk to and who to believe. Read more
Published on 17 Jan 2008 by Gary Brooks
Good overall guide to tax havens
The problem with other books on tax havens is that they only ever seem to cover a few main countires and tend to generalize others together. Read more
Published on 13 July 2007 by David J. Hargreaves
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