Nothing with unfair royalties is worth saving by the way. The finance industry is VAT exempt. Neither are corporations taxed. Not going to suit up the Caribbean for an initiative they've never considerably benefitted from. The banks and clients need such saviors more than the countries themselves, support should be visible in local projects being completed.
It's not going to be recognized by the UN and shouldn't aim to be. Drastic measures may be a unanimous monetary freeze on local currency leaving when this occurs three more times and a global recession happens. Get gold from Russian clients, sell in the next event, if you haven't done so this time from following along last time.
"Mr Moss said the Bahamas should host a conference of all non-OECD finance ministers to develop a common response to tax and other regulatory initiatives that threaten IFCs."
no ties have been made as yet??! behind the clock!! Meanwhile EU will squash all like a bug for their own reasons.
This should be a interest only group (or not a group but just meetings) in response to the current environment, so that there's no internal competition. Keep it under the radar, watchdogs don't understand the process that has to play out.
Use NIA for filtering the wrong clients (Know who's application to block, and when to expel. Do your own exposing when it's serious and timely. Don't be like Fitgerald). Promote that filtering , advocating appropriate tax budgeting, and pre-trade transparency is your position.
The final goal won't be to hold on but for the transition to economic freedom (defined by us).
"But, with the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA) now implemented worldwide, the Bahamas was again on a regulatory “level playing field” when it came to US clients, and Mr Moss said it should use its proximity as a marketing tool to attract US clients again"
Except they have their own secured banking industry now ,shall we call it. Use the banks with the foreign names if reaching out to Americans. Marketing to Americans is still a big risk. And you don't want their gov't to have a broader wedge for forcing FATCA or some trade off.
FATCA is still too invasive. They can get either Names or numbers (perhaps per client) if anything , not both.
With the continuous lemons lately, after Panama papers and this, we might take top spot.
The Caricom members that for some reason needed the EU obviously lacks a negotiator , they can be either one entity as BOT/commonwealth/or British Caribbean with their own seat at the table, or separately for multiple votes if they must stay with that devil. It will be their own seat as opposed to access through Britian, so a more direct placement ( though why would we really want a seat at the EU which is simply another WTO? Their TPP could horrid, allowing them to commercially fish even)
But expect the snobs to not take you if Turkey and Russia aren't European enough.
That's exactly right. That's why we're tops , I don't understand why others in the region are panicking like they lost their nuts. Excellent promotion. Only safe havens are profit ting now.
killemwitdakno says...
Nothing with unfair royalties is worth saving by the way. The finance industry is VAT exempt. Neither are corporations taxed. Not going to suit up the Caribbean for an initiative they've never considerably benefitted from. The banks and clients need such saviors more than the countries themselves, support should be visible in local projects being completed.
Don't be swayed to vilify Britain's decision.
Don't forget to ask for http://newsone.com/2732045/caribbean-sl… (take no offers they put forth in replacement).
On Brexit ‘advantage’ for Bahamas over region’s rival IFCs
Posted 29 June 2016, 7:35 a.m. Suggest removal
killemwitdakno says...
It's not going to be recognized by the UN and shouldn't aim to be. Drastic measures may be a unanimous monetary freeze on local currency leaving when this occurs three more times and a global recession happens. Get gold from Russian clients, sell in the next event, if you haven't done so this time from following along last time.
On Brexit ‘advantage’ for Bahamas over region’s rival IFCs
Posted 29 June 2016, 7:26 a.m. Suggest removal
killemwitdakno says...
"Mr Moss said the Bahamas should host a conference of all non-OECD finance ministers to develop a common response to tax and other regulatory initiatives that threaten IFCs."
no ties have been made as yet??!
behind the clock!!
Meanwhile EU will squash all like a bug for their own reasons.
This should be a interest only group (or not a group but just meetings) in response to the current environment, so that there's no internal competition. Keep it under the radar, watchdogs don't understand the process that has to play out.
Use NIA for filtering the wrong clients (Know who's application to block, and when to expel. Do your own exposing when it's serious and timely. Don't be like Fitgerald). Promote that filtering , advocating appropriate tax budgeting, and pre-trade transparency is your position.
The final goal won't be to hold on but for the transition to economic freedom (defined by us).
On Brexit ‘advantage’ for Bahamas over region’s rival IFCs
Posted 29 June 2016, 7:18 a.m. Suggest removal
killemwitdakno says...
"But, with the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA) now implemented worldwide, the Bahamas was again on a regulatory “level playing field” when it came to US clients, and Mr Moss said it should use its proximity as a marketing tool to attract US clients again"
Except they have their own secured banking industry now ,shall we call it. Use the banks with the foreign names if reaching out to Americans. Marketing to Americans is still a big risk. And you don't want their gov't to have a broader wedge for forcing FATCA or some trade off.
FATCA is still too invasive. They can get either Names or numbers (perhaps per client) if anything , not both.
With the continuous lemons lately, after Panama papers and this, we might take top spot.
On Brexit ‘advantage’ for Bahamas over region’s rival IFCs
Posted 29 June 2016, 3:32 a.m. Suggest removal
killemwitdakno says...
and their victimization is real.
On Brexit ‘advantage’ for Bahamas over region’s rival IFCs
Posted 29 June 2016, 3:16 a.m. Suggest removal
killemwitdakno says...
The Caricom members that for some reason needed the EU obviously lacks a negotiator , they can be either one entity as BOT/commonwealth/or British Caribbean with their own seat at the table, or separately for multiple votes if they must stay with that devil. It will be their own seat as opposed to access through Britian, so a more direct placement ( though why would we really want a seat at the EU which is simply another WTO? Their TPP could horrid, allowing them to commercially fish even)
But expect the snobs to not take you if Turkey and Russia aren't European enough.
On Brexit ‘advantage’ for Bahamas over region’s rival IFCs
Posted 29 June 2016, 3:15 a.m. Suggest removal
killemwitdakno says...
Zambia stable http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
On Brexit ‘advantage’ for Bahamas over region’s rival IFCs
Posted 29 June 2016, 1:23 a.m. Suggest removal
killemwitdakno says...
That's exactly right. That's why we're tops , I don't understand why others in the region are panicking like they lost their nuts. Excellent promotion. Only safe havens are profit ting now.
BSD stays strong.
On Brexit ‘advantage’ for Bahamas over region’s rival IFCs
Posted 28 June 2016, 11:32 p.m. Suggest removal
killemwitdakno says...
Izmirlian sells bullions? He's probably raking in from Brexit. If he didn't have it, he'll sure have now.
On $600m Sarkis claims branded 'hogwash'
Posted 28 June 2016, 1:01 a.m. Suggest removal
killemwitdakno says...
So in short , the treasury won't have any revenue in 2021 bc of accounts payable , even if we stopped spending altogether.
On IDB: Bahamas needs $560m 'adjustment'
Posted 28 June 2016, 12:32 a.m. Suggest removal