It's great that you are asking that question. Because of the false information about offshore banking, most people do not even ask. And they miss out on the many benefits for everyday people like you and me.
There are basically 2 ways of paying fewer taxes. The first is to find ways to reduce the total income you report. The second method is to generate money tax free, such as putting your income in offshore banks or trusts. These strategies are quite detailed and not available to everyone. However, you should at least investigate to see if they would be possible for you.
James entered into a verbal agreement to help PW with the transfer of this money to an off-shore account in the UK. Several possible banks were discussed, and we had a choice in this selection, but for some reason the final choice was made by PW and it was the Clydesdale Bank. He further suggested we get in touch with a Mr. PC, the operations manager, who would help us to open the account. This, of course, was fine with us. The bottom line was that we had no idea how to conduct business with an offshore bank account. PW knew this and he had to have control, as revealed in the next paragraph.
Wesley Snipes says however, because it was Kenneth Starr who says he told Snipes to file his taxes and because Kenneth Starr has now been arrested, then he (Snipes) deserves a new trial or dismissal of the tax evasion conviction. Anyone with half a brain though is probably asking about now "How does he work that out?". Snipes didn't pay his taxes, so how does an ex-financial adviser's arrest make Snipes conviction null and void? In actual fact, except within Wesley Snipes' warped logical skills, it doesn't. And there's one big reason for it.
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