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Offshore Banking News

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Monday, July 5, 2010

Offshore Banking International Offers Offshore Banking Services In Belize, Panama, Hong Kong And Seychelles

Offshore Banking International provides a wide range of offshore services in Belize, Panama, Hong Kong, Seychelles and many other places. They are fiercely proud of the in-depth knowledge of and experience with over 30 offshore corporation jurisdictions, which they utilize to create a custom-made financial plan for offshore asset protection. While they work as closely with you as they can in offshore company formation, offshore tax planning and offshore banking, they know the privacy you require and will perform all professional, financial, and administrative services with the utmost discretion.



Richard Collins, Manager Offshore Banking International, states that "We feel proud to serve you with the offshore banking services in Belize, Panama, Hong Kong, and Seychelles. We are fiercely proud of our in-depth knowledge of and experience with over 30 offshore jurisdictions, which we utilize to create a custom-made financial plan for your assets. We aim to provide a 360-view of offshore finance, so you're free to choose the course that's right for you."

Friday, April 3, 2009

Clock ticking for people hiding money in off-shore bank accounts

Time is running out for tens of thousands of wealthy taxpayers--including many from New Jersey--who thought they could safely hide their money in off-shore banks.

"It's time to come in from the cold," says Larry Horn, a lawyer specializing in tax issues with the Newark firm of Sills Cummis & Gross. "Taxpayers who voluntarily turn themselves in now will likely escape criminal prosecution."

Wednesday, March 25, 2009

Geneva Bankers Have a Word for Brown’s Tax Attacks

March 25 (Bloomberg) -- In yet another sign that financial centers are losing each other’s confidence, Geneva bankers are insisting that Gordon Brown, the champion of deregulated markets in London and the British Isles, favors tax cheats at least as much as he says they do.

The British prime minister is calling for curbs on tax evasion and bank secrecy ahead of next week’s Group of 20 summit at the ExCel conference center in the docks near Canary Wharf.