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A. General Information About Panama Corporations B. Panama Corporation Facts C. Panama Corporation Tax Information D. Panama Corporations Law E. Procedures for Establishing a Panama Corporation F. Exclusive Panama Corporation Package Offer G. Complete Offshore Structure Package Offer H. Renewal and Taxes Notice
Complete Offshore Structure The structure that we generally recommend to our clients is a dual entity structure consisting of a Private Interest Foundation holding ownership of an International Business Corporation. We recommend the dual entity structure because it provides the utmost in asset protection, anonymity, privacy, and convenience. The corporation holds all major assets, such as commercial businesses, real estate, etc. and the foundation acts as a holding company to the corporation, receiving profits into the foundation’s corporate bank accounts and brokerage accounts. To understand the entire role of the foundation within this structure, you first have to understand the composition of the foundation. The Private Interest Foundation has four main parts: Founder: The founder is the person or entity that forms the foundation in the public registry. Our firm generally provides a nominee founder, and provides you with a pre-signed, undated letter of resignation from the founder immediately upon incorporation of the foundation. At that point, the founder holds no control. Foundation Council: The council serves the same function to the foundation as directors do to a corporation. The council's names and passport numbers are registered in the public registry when the foundation is incorporated. For protecting the privacy of our clients, we generally provide a nominee council, and provide pre-signed, undated letters of resignation from the nominee council. At that point, the council holds no control. Protector: The Protector is the ultimate controller of the Foundation. Immediately upon incorporation of the foundation, the council appoints a Protector, through a notarized Private Protectorate Document. Since the document is a private, non-publicly registered document, the Protector remains 100% anonymous. From that point on, the Protector has full control over the foundation and all of its assets. Beneficiaries: The Beneficiaries are appointed through a Private Letter of Wishes, which is written by the Protector. The letter of wishes is a private document, so the beneficiaries remain 100% anonymous. The letter of wishes can be changed or modified at any time by the Protector only. The foundation is established to serve four primary purposes: 1. Serve as a holding entity for the Corporation: Using the foundation, you can avoid the use of bearer shares and/or shares issued to your personal name. The foundation can be named as the share holder on the share certificates of your corporation. You control the foundation anonymously through a Private Protectorate role. As Protector, you appoint the beneficiaries through a private letter of wishes (or a more formal set of foundation By-Laws). Since both the Protector and the Beneficiaries are both appointed through non-public (private) documents, they remain 100% anonymous and confidential.2. Serve as beneficial owner when opening financial accounts: Today, due to the global scare of terrorism, etc. most offshore tax haven jurisdictions have implemented laws that require their banks to obtain "declarations of beneficial ownership" when establishing corporate bank accounts. Keep in mind that in most offshore jurisdictions, such as Panama, the banks are required to maintain this information under strict confidentiality under the bank secrecy laws that are strictly enforced. However, if you do not wish to sign the declaration as the beneficial owner when establishing your corporate accounts, the foundation can serve as the beneficial owner for these declaration purposes, and the nominee foundation council can sign the declarations on behalf of the foundation. 3. Serve as a testamentary vehicle for distribution of your assets to your heirs: Under Panamanian laws, a Foundations assets are "non-embargable", and "non-sequesterable", meaning that no one may freeze the assets under any circumstances - providing the ultimate asset protection vehicle. The Panama Private Interest Foundation is specifically designed to cherish, protect, and distribute your assets to your beneficiaries upon a triggering event, such as your death or incapacity. Your foundations letter of wishes, written by the Protector, will serve as its "living will", detailing the foundations assets, list of beneficiaries, and how and when those assets are to be distributed to the beneficiaries. Since the inheritance is coming from outside of the beneficiary's domestic country, the inherited assets are not subject to any of the standard taxes and legal procedures. Through the foundation, your heirs will receive their inheritance free of probate, gift taxes, estate taxes, inheritance taxes, or legal delays. 4. Serve as a vehicle to facilitate the transference of funds offshore, and the repatriation of those funds back onshore: Since the foundation is a charitable entity, it may receive donations, and it may give donations/grants, etc. to anyone you choose. Hence, you can donate your funds to the foundation. In turn, the foundation can provide educational grants, charitable donations, etc. to anyone you choose. Our Complete Offshore Structure Package, for only US$3050, includes the following:1. Panama Private Interest Foundation, complete with;
2. Panama International Business Corporation, complete with;
3. Corporate Bank Account (in the name of either your corporation or foundation):
4. General Manager Agreement:
5. Mail Forwarding Service, includes:
6. Courier Included: Documents are shipped by 3 day courier service (FedEx, DHL, UPS, or TNT). To summarize, for only US$3,050, you are receiving all of the following!
Note: If calling to Panama from the US or Canada, you must dial "011" prior to the country code (507). Email:
info@p-wos.com P-WOS,
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