true! I love darks, can't live without them any longer so many new doors to open awe¤""%blizz said:
okay, darks ar best if I use EMI and nominee if I use real bank correct?
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Yes thank you.. I have sent e-mail to @auric company and got details today!belarus said:
true! I love darks, can't live without them any longer so many new doors to open awe¤""%
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Fiduciary Service with Real bank.blizz said:
Yes thank you.. I have sent e-mail to @auric company and got details today!
@Internationaloff thank you very much, all of it will not protect my privacy like the darks do!
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If you don't need to get contracts or similar signed you don't need nominees use darks to protect your privacy!blizz said:
Can you tell me if it is better to have a nominee director or to use "darks" ?
I can read that from legal point of view it is better with a nominee director to sign for company matters!
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True, nominees only required if you need to get documents signed by real person!haslan said:
If you don't need to get contracts or similar signed you don't need nominees use darks to protect your privacy!
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What if the bank decide not to like your business and longer and ask you to provide lots and lots of documents in an endless chain of questions and requirements ???Raymond said:
But what if darks are detected, and lead to account freeze? Ain't your funds at risk here?
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Nominees however are legal whereas darks are not. Get caught out with darks and you may lose everything plus face fraud charges.crownblown said:
I would at any time prefer DARKS compared to Nominees. DARKS and one of costs nominees are ongoing costs. Darks you are limited to EMI providers Nominees to real banks which f**k you over at any chance and have very high fees!
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You're talking about nominee bank signatories. They're similar but just for the bank account (often used along side corporate nominees though). Yes this is one way to avoid being reporting as UBO under the AEOI. And yes the risks are that they are the controlling party of the bank account. You rely on your management/nominee agreement as proof of ownership and hopefully find a reputable & trustworthy company to handle this for you. You also pay fees for them to make each of the bank transactions you require.Raymond said:
But with Fiduciary Service, can't they open account under their name as UBO, but let me operate it, we can use VPN to do that, or is there something I am missing? The risk with fiduciary service is that what if they rob me of my money, you never know so it's best to control your own bank act.
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