Originally posted by SimonMac
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What's the most ridiculous....
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Originally posted by Old Greg View PostIt was very simple. You invoice including the VAT via a series of shell companies that disappear when the VAT man comes looking. Meanwhile, as an individual you receive six weekly loans in a fast depreciating foreign currency via a Trust in a third jurisdiction, that is then written off by that trust for tax puropses.
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Nah, it would never work.
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Originally posted by SimonMac View PostI am putting together a new option called Profits On Nominal Zero Income, just need to think of a clever acronym, I can guarantee you 150% returns after 45 days, or 200% after 90 days.
I think his seminal precept, 'I get out what you put in' was a hint of genius.Always forgive your enemies; nothing annoys them so much.Comment
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Originally posted by vetran View Postwasn't he a famous Italian philosopher? Senor Ponzi?
I think his seminal precept, 'I get out what you put in' was a hint of genius.Comment
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This one hits my spam box around once a week: http://www.income-management.co.uk/in - offering a solid 90%Comment
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Plan B
I am sole shareholder of MyCo
MyCo has contract to supply Oude Joris Holdings
Oude Joris Holdings has contract to supply
ShellCo (registered in England)
ShellCo invoices ClientCo for £10,000 + £VAT.
Oude Joris Holdings invoices ClientCo for £12,000
Oude Joris Holdings lends funds to Oude Joris Benefit Trust
Oude Joris Benefit Trust lends me £12,000 in a fast depreciating foreign currency loan and then writes it off.
MyCo invoices Oude Joris Holdings for £10,000.
Oude Joris Holdings fails to pay.
MyCo claims £9,000 from its export credit insurer, distributed as dividends following CT.
ShellCo goes under when VAT man comes knocking.
Monthly return on £10,000 contract value = approx. £18,000.Comment
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Originally posted by BigTime View PostThis one hits my spam box around once a week: http://www.income-management.co.uk/in - offering a solid 90%Comment
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Originally posted by Old Greg View PostYou remember my Oude Joris scheme. Funnily enough, I had three enquiries via PM."I can put any old tat in my sig, put quotes around it and attribute to someone of whom I've heard, to make it sound true."
- Voltaire/Benjamin Franklin/Anne Frank...Comment
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