Offshore Swiss Account

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You might want an offshore Swiss account in order to:
  • Expand your business;
  • Minimise your taxation;
  • Simplify business administration;
  • Asset protection;
  • Estate planning;
  • Financial anonymity;
  • Tax-free investing.

Those who engage in international or online business and who generate a large tax exposure can legally ease their burden through an offore Swiss account. Bear in mind that the Swiss government charges a 35% withholding tax on interest earned by accounts held by foreign residents.

Also, cheques are not used any more in Switzerland. This is a nuisance if you're used to dealing in them.

There are a number of offshore Swiss account providers on the internet, and this site offers a simple introduction to them.

Both corporate entities and individuals can benefit from an offshore Swiss account.

Unfortunately, many people are under the opinion that an offshore Swiss account are somehow dodgy or unsafe because they are not banking in their home country. This is untrue, and some Swiss banks have been around for over a hundred years.

All offshore Swiss account enquiries place you under no-obligation to proceed. We offer a worldwide introduction service (with the exception of a few pariah states) and are happy to talk to you at a time to suit you.

Bear in mind that the attitude of tax authorities is 'get the money in by whatever means possible'. Maintaining a first-world socialist democracy is horrendously expensive.

At one time in Britain there was a tax on the number of windows in your house. That's why you see ancient buildings in London with bricked-up windows. Recently they tried a 'poll' or head tax i.e. if you were an adult, and not in prison, or a nutter, you were liable for it.

This has changed to a local 'council tax' but the effect is mostly the same; if you live somewhere in Britain, and you have independent means, you are taxe, regardless of circumstances.

Offshore Swiss accounts are the same as you local bank account; just in a different country.

You can pay revenues from your offshore company into it, transfer funds to their other accounts, such as a local bank account used to pay daily expenses and bills, or cover any outgoings that you may still have in your home country.

Participating in international commerce is even easier now because of the the World Wide Web. Many businessmen have signed up for offshore Swiss accounts in order to manage their funds, protect their privacy, increase financial security and the tax haven benefit an offshore swiss account can give.



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