That was also my thought, but it doesn't work. I asked a Swiss lawyer already: the tax authorities of France would ask the Swiss authorities where the money of that company comes from. The Swiss authorities would show them the accounting, and the French authorities would call this tax dodging...
Thanks. That's also what my common sense says. But the problem is that I transferred funds from my Bank A in Singapore (opened with my SIngapore ID) to my French bank, so the French government can know that I have an account in Bank A. I am going to close the account in Bank A, but I also used...
I will have about 250,000 Euro, invested in high yield etfs and funds that generate about 1,000 to 1,500 euro a month. I plan to pay groceries with a debit card/credit card using that money. So it's not huge amounts of money, and will be used to lower the total tax bill.
Any advise also who...
Thank you. But the Singapore bank doesn't know I live in France. I didn't give them my French address. They still think I live in Singapore (I lived there before). They have a Singapore address on file, as my residential address.
I have a question about the CRS.
I lived in Singapore and opened bank accounts in Singapore using my Singapore ID and Singapore address. I moved to France and now I live in France and have a French passport (double nationality), but the French government doesn't know I have a Singapore ID.
Now...
OK, let me answer the questions of KFX, even though I don't think they affect your answers:
1) France
2) Singapore
3) No, just a personal account
Thank you to all who can answer my question.
Cheers and Happy New Year
Would an anonymous debit card work? I assume I can open the debit card with IBAN using an address which is not my current residence address (in another country), have the money wired to that IBAN, and use it to pay my grocery shopping.
I have an account in a foreign bank the tax authorities don't know about. I would like to either:
1) discreetly transfer the money to my domestic bank account (the tax authorities know about). However, if I transfer the money to that account, the tax authorities will also find out about the...
In a thread on opening a company in Switzerland while keeping the UBO anonymous you wrote "does not work in Switzerland, you better check with the CSP's in switzerland before you post such. For me it was impossible to appoint an nominee for the only purpose to hide the UBO!"
May I know if you...
Mr. Fox is not the problem. He can be the administrator of the company, receive $100, and pay taxes on these $100. This is common practice in Switzerland, there are lawyers or fiduciary companies that exist only for this purpose (they also do the accounting, etc.).
The problem is that I don't...
I think Mr. Fox is not the problem. He is a friend of mine and will be paid about USD 100 a year to put down his name as the administrator of the company. This is normal practice. Many administrators administer tens of companies, and just put their names down. The question is whether the Italian...
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