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What is Fiduciary Factoring and what are its advantages?

Fiduciary Factoring is an easy and quick Tax Planning solution to get offshore wealth without any taxation.

Fiduciary Factoring’s - also called Offshore Factoring - main purpose is to expatriate all or part of your income & assets into offshore funds.

The set up of these kinds of arrangements is quick & absolutely affordable. As a result, all your expatriate income & funds will be 90% tax-free.

How does it work (exactly)?

  • You have been employed by a company for your services.

    Invoicing services are done by a Fiduciary Partner. Your client receives an invoice from London. Your client pays the invoice. You will receive 90% of the transferred amount, free of tax on your offshore bank account.

  • Is your company making a profit?

    The Fiduciary Partner will invoice your company (via separate companies) in order to decrease your benefit & expatriate funds for your personal use.
    You will receive 90% of expatriated amounts, tax free.

  • You will have access to these expatriated funds, through international payment & debit cards and Internet banking facilities.

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