Welcome to Tax Haven´s official website please read carefully this introduction that will guide in the use of this web site, see also the introductory video in the left menu

The dilemma in paying taxes

It seems that in many dictionaries, the word “terrorism” is defined as the “systematic use of terror as a means for coercion” and more than just a few believe that the North American government has actuated, during its history, multiple acts of terrorism. In accordance with the much criticized Patriot Act, approved shortly after the extremely woeful happenings of September 11, 2001, it is illegal to offer money to an organization that practices terrorism; therefore, following this reasoning, it is illegal to pay federal taxes in countries like the United States that practice state terrorism.

What is a tax haven?

The Anglo-Saxons have painted it very well with “tax-haven”, or rather, a tax shelter or port. The translation “tax heaven” (or fiscal paradise) is incorrect, because it has no meaning in English. We often connect the term “fiscal paradise” to the image of a heavenly white beach, shaded by luxuriant palms, inclined toward a turquoise-colored sea. In certain ways, that is often the way it is, but a fiscal paradise or tax haven is also an ideal place to establish one’s business affairs and to take refuge from the tax bite. Obviously, as in every undertaking, the presence of the owner is not necessary in the tax havens and, according to the laws of most of these countries, the companies can be managed from any part of the world.

Frequently asked questions about offshore banking

What is the difference between on-shore banking (that which you do from your home turf) and offshore banking?
Offshore banks are those that prefer working with VIP clients, with Private Banks and promote investments. They don’t like moveable accounts, or rather those where 1000 enter and 999 go out. If you don’t have a large volume of business it’s better to alternate between two banks so that the banking system doesn’t signal the entrance and then immediate exit of the funds.