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nothing nefarious. Those firms are structured as funds and taking third party money. On the other hand i do have tax considerations in mind as i could be an EU resident though not an EU national. Hence the idea of doing all trading via an offshore entity and keeping profits there.- ravi2021
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- Forum: Offshore Bank & EMI Accounts
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One needs a bank account to send money to IB. That's the crux of the problem.- ravi2021
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Oh and btw i have tried vista trust etc too and that drove the banks nd the brokers completely mental. I am thinking i should probably open up a universal brokerage or a private bank myself considering the problems i am facing. Happy to hear of any solutions.- ravi2021
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- Forum: Offshore Bank & EMI Accounts
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i have opened companies in BVI, Nevis, Panama...basically zero capital gains tax jurisdictions. Opened bank accounts in BVI (First Carribean - doing a wire transfer via form everytime, cyprus banks - headache asking for every transfer and keeping funds on hold). Banks rarely run decent...- ravi2021
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Hi, I have tried to look for information for some time but can't seem to find the right fit. Non US, Non EU citizen/resident. I buy and sell shares in different markets globally. Since there are different brokers i need to transfer funds between say one broker in US to another broker for europe...- ravi2021
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