If you are setting up a fund or a joint venture with investors from different places, and perhaps investment into different places, then everywhere is 'offshore' to someone - it needs to be tax neutral - not adding another layer of tax
Making Sense of the Paradise Papers http://hiyamaya.wordpress.com/2017/11/15/making-sense-of-the-paradise-papers/ … … - featuring @phdskat @jeremydcape @margarethodge @gabriel_zucman @carterpaddy @ICIJorg
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Excellent post. And as far as I can tell, this question from
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I hadn’t seen that- but yes! Good question!
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I try to explain some green stuff here: https://www.odi.org/sites/odi.org.uk/files/resource-documents/11832.pdf … It usually could be done onshore in an oecd capital, but that needn't be better from either a tax or transparency perspective, and it'd cost more.
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Sadly, "Rushing to action...based on inflated expectations, and a bundle of poorly defined problems" is pretty much how politics is done these days.
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