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Depends on your citizenship. If you hold non US citizenship, it is generally easy to avoid most taxes by physically relocating to a tax haven (low or no tax). B
by charlesdm 5y ago
Depends on your citizenship. If you hold non US citizenship, it is generally easy to avoid most taxes by physically relocating to a tax haven (low or no tax). But that is perfectly legal, not fraud.
- eli 5y agoIf people genuinely reside in these places they wouldn't need the shell companies and bank secrecy described in the paper. I don't have a problem with someone moving to a low-tax jurisdiction in order to get lower taxes, but I think that is really the exception.
- dathinab 5y ago> But that is perfectly legal, not fraud. Except if you don't actually relocate there, in which case it's fraud.