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Offshore Banking
Offshore banking or offshore bank refers to the banking institutions available
in other countries other than where the depositor lives. But, more specifically,
the term offshore bank is for those banks located in low-taxation jurisdictions.
But there are countries of normal taxation that offers the advantages of offshore
banks, like Cape Verde.
Offshore banks are generally sophisticated and stable with regulations tailored
toward the needs of their clients. They usually have a strict regulation that
provides asset protection and confidentiality. Often, offshore banking will
usually allow a reduction in tax regulations. Some companies benefit, since
tracking and taxing many intangibles, particularly digital goods, are very
difficult, and many sources of income become themselves intangible. Consultants,
creators of intellectual property, even subcontractors for physical services,
have available many tools to hide part of their wealth.
According to Wikipedia, “following September 11, 2001, there have been
many calls for more regulation on international finance, in particular concerning
offshore banks…
Defenders of offshore banking have criticised these attempts
at regulation. They claim the process is prompted, not by security and financial
concerns, but by the desire of domestic banks and tax agencies to access the
money held in offshore accounts. They cite the fact that offshore banking offers
a competitive threat to the banking and taxation systems in developed countries,
suggesting that OECD countries are trying to stamp out competition.”
See also:
Advantages of offshore banking
