Individual Taxation

Nowadays it is important to have ever increasing OECD Standards in mind to avoid possible Tax and Criminal Allegations through non-compliant and validated Corporate Structures. Speak to us to find out your Alternatives.

Do I need to consider CFC-Rules if I own an Offshore entity? Get in touch and find out more.

It is not forbidden to own an Offshore Company for a legitimate purpose. However, if the only purpose of your Offshore Entity is Tax Avoidance or even worse Tax Evasion, you should reconsider all options.

Through latest OECD developments – AEOI and CRS Standards – all information needed is at Tax Authorities fingertips. Hence there is no space for any undeclared income or hidden assets.

Speak to us to find more about how to comply with national Tax rules. There are other options to reduce your Tax Bill.

A Country that signed up for OECD AEOI will receive information from other countries about residents with financial accounts and investments overseas, enabling the Tax Authorities to match Tax Declarations and Information given by the Tax Payer. In fact, that means total Transparency.

Countries already started collecting information from 2016 onwards.

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Different countries have their own tax laws. If you are a resident in one country and have income and gains from another, you may have to pay tax on the same income in both countries – or none of them. DTA – Double Taxation Agreements aim to avoid ‘double taxation’ or double non-taxation.

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In addition to the latest CRS Standards, jurisdictions have made information available with respect to their Tax Identification Numbers (TINs) and tax residency rules, in order to help both taxpayers and financial institutions to comply with their obligations under the CRS.

Please ask for more information about how this will change a tax approach.

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