What country offers an offshore domicle company formation with the lowest US with-holding taxes?
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The question is somewhat odd, since offshore centers are ussually tax free.\n\nI think the best location in the americas is panama.\n\ncheckout www.lowtax.net
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It is an election by a foreign insurance corporation to be taxed as if it were incorporated in the United States.
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Florida is nice because the taxes are low.  No state income tax.  But property prices are high right now.
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There are places with LOW property taxes.  Delaware has very low taxes.  There is even NO sales tax.  U can move there!
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Offshore or onshore?  Pride, Ensco, Diamond Offshore....and the list goes on and on.  Check out www.rigzone.com, click on the career center tab.  You will want to be looking for a position as a 'roustabout' which is basically bottom of the barrel.  You still make descent money, but if you can hack it you will move up like any other job.  Plan on moving to Houston, or somewhere in south Louisiana.  Good luck
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The United States of America.  Luxembourg has the highest nominal GDP per capita.
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In general, yes.  US rules governing taxation of international business are among the most complex tax rules in existence.  Coincidentally, I've spent the last 30 years learning them.\n\nIf you invest in a business directly as a branch/proprietorship or through a partnership, you will pick up your share of the income just as you would in the United States.  You may be entitled to a credit for any foreign income taxes that you pay.\n\nIf you invest through a foreign corporation, you may be able to defer income until you receive a dividend or sell your shares.  However, there are elaborate rules which in some cases require you to pay tax on undistributed income of a controlled foreign corporation.\n\nDepending upon the size of the investment, you should get appropriate professional advice.  Remember that free advice is worth just what you paid for it!
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Florida also has good protection for the corporation and can be filed online:\nhttp://www.floridaincorporationservice.com/\n\nThe process will set you back a few hundred dollars, but it does not take very long.\n\nHope this helps!
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I bet you are thinking... hmm... maybe I can escape from paying some tax? I don't think so... as a US citizen you are obliged to pay tax whereever you make your money.\n\nUnless you make a company offshore.. another legal entity and set it up so you are an employee... etc etc..
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it's worse then that, the usa gives out millions each year in tax refunds to businesses that dont even pay taxes.\n\nsorry but no deposit no return!\n\nthose companies should give it all back
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There are many places. Try dyn-corp international, haliburton, brown and root, triple canopy, black water usa just to name a few. Get on the net and start searching they are out there. I spent time in the east with dyn-corp not a bad company.  Lots of luck
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Probably Exxon Mobil and Chevron.  The major foreign ones are BP and Royal Dutch.
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Check the secretary of state's website for wahtever state you think it was in.  Many of them maintain databases on corporate filings online now.   I've done this for other companies and it works fairly well, assuming you know either a.) what state they were incorporated in, or b.) in which state they had their principle place of business.
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uh..no...\n\nits investing >= 1 million dollars in a business that employs americans\n\nthen you can apply for US residency in a special bucket and away from the rest of the other normal applicants.
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so get a us address....lcome to usa get a post office box...and have your paper trades sent there?  eventually you can have all trade confirmatins and statements sent toelectronically.  but you will probably have to pay us taxes ...on capital gains
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Corporate Income Tax, or Impot sur le Revenu des Collectivites (IRC), was introduced during the German occupation in 1940/41 as Korperschaftssteure. In accordance with the general rule that a tax once introduced never dies, the Luxembourg tax authorities decided to keep this interesting German innovation after the war, although it was substantially modified by the Loi du 4 decembre 1967 portant sur l'impot sur le revenu.\n\nResident companies are taxed on their world-wide income. Residence for this purpose means that the business has its main establishment in Luxembourg, that is, the place from which it is managed, where it holds its general meetings, and where it performs central administrative functions. Non-resident companies having a 'permanent establishment' in Luxembourg (defined as a place of business or fixed equipment, which would normally include branches) pay income tax on their income originating in Luxembourg. \n\nIRC applies to corporate entities, which includes SAs, SARLs, and Partnerships Limited by Shares (Societes en Commandites par Actions). Other types of partnership are considered fiscally transparent, here as elsewhere, so that tax is assessed directly on the partners rather than the partnership as such.\n\nThere are some tax incentives available for investors who are considered to be supporting the economic development of the country under the laws of 28th July 1923, 27th July 1972, and the Tax Reform Law of 6th December 1990. These apply to specified industries and investment situations, and apply equally to Luxembougeouis and foreign investors.\n\nNB: A Luxembourg 'holding' company, which is the form normally used for offshore operations, is not subject to IRC. See Offshore Legal and Tax Regimes for details of the taxes payable by 'holding' companies.
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Florida - it does have a nontangibles tax though