Martin, I would be interested to learn more (and I can spend more), would you please PM me ?
What more is there to say?
Martin, I would be interested to learn more (and I can spend more), would you please PM me ?
That is suitable for a family trust fund of a small size. Do you know how got it is protected against lenders and creditors ?Yes. You can look at i.e Alex Picot Trust in Jersey with a RBS Jersey bank account I believe. 6-8k a year.
https://alexpicottrust.com
That is suitable for a family trust fund of a small size. Do you know how got it is protected against lenders and creditors ?
But I must ask, isn't it still really expensive for a lawyer sitting in country X who needs to find out who is behind some trust in country Y?
And wouldn't it require having an idea that the debtor owns such a structure, or are all those details now readily available on Google?
How would you go about doing that, I would like to know?On the top of that, the last thing I want to have in my life is to open an account for my trust in the home jurisdiction or the one that might imply any authority over me as an individual.
Well, the only thing I managed to get for now is a Belizean Bank and a Hong Kong PSP. I am not going to send my money in either of that for the time being.How would you go about doing that, I would like to know?
So you suggest simply opening a local bank account? And why would I set up an offshore foundation in the first place?Why don't you ask a local tax lawyer to help you with a setup where you also can get a reliable bank account?
Most often if people come here to seek a solution they have some sort of background experience or at least they have tried to setup some offshore companies before. It looks to me that you are total new to this part of the game and don't really know how to get started. In that case I would relay on professionals rather than try and fail method.
I talked to many professionals and apart of setting up 10k+ per year structure there is no much help. Bank account opening is not guaranteed, of course, as you might know as a professional.No that is not what I suggest. What I suggest is to get a professional to help you with the entire setup. Someone that knows what he is doing and can help you with the entire process.
1. What makes you think that I am an amateur?I don't think you quite understand the concept of what you have set up or the so-called people you have asked to help you set it all up.
If they have charged you 10K+ and are not able to help you set up an account for your foundation, then they are huge amateurs and unprofessional, or you are involved in something that no banks want to touch.
You are not really getting answers here because what you are looking for requires you to go to a bank where you present yourself and your fund, and where you have done your homework and written down what the purpose of your fund is and what you need the bank account for.
You are playing in the major leagues but are yourself an amateur, and now you think you can find your answer on a forum and do not accept the answers you get.
speak with the guys here - I suggest to pick up the phone and call them3. where is your foundation located ?
I will call them. I hope they offer something other than Nevis banks.speak with the guys here - I suggest to pick up the phone and call them
https://elliotthamilton.com/
#Bingo! 100% this!Someone that knows what he is doing and can help you with the entire process.
Right. And if you are a "professional" and things don't go as expected just use 'it is your fault' strategy. The bright example can be observed in a few posts above - there are no solutions 'because you are a newby to offshore'.#Bingo! 100% this!
For this, the client must ALSO be well-versed in the industry. Needs to know the terms of art, industry jargon, etc.
The provider of services has to feel closer to professional courtesy rather than a mere client who got (very) lucky and ran into money ("they don't deserve")