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Certainly. For an introduction fee of £100, I can set you up with an outfit in the Dutch Antilles, who are 100% HMRC complaint.
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Sanzar Limited
AM Limited
Darwin
Bedouin
All offer the sort of thing you're on about.
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Agreed. I hear www.bobisgod.offshorehaven.com is one of the best in the world. Never used it myself, don't have a problem paying my dues, but you may want to give Bob a call. He has offices in Nigeria, Bangalore, Delhi and Dubai. He is highly rated. You will see Bob post on this forum quite a lot. He operates an offshore software development company as well.Originally posted by Fred Bloggs View PostTake no notice, it is a great idea, everyone here does it, they just don't want you to know.
Rest assured he doesn't operate one of those 419 scams you get to hear about, despite having an office in Nigeria. HMRC won't touch him with one of those pole things either.
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I can help you with this......
.....All I need are your bank account details, sort code, pin and three digit security number, and I can wire the monaiiii to you immmmediately.......
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Take no notice, it is a great idea, everyone here does it, they just don't want you to know.
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I believe that crowned Prince of Nigeria that is currently living in exile, forget his name at the moment might be able to help you and while you are at a Nigerian bank getting your money you could collect his $11 Mil that he left behind. He will cut you in of course..
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Svalbaard Offshore Ltd. Plc. are quite good.
They are based offshore near Norway but have offices conveniently located in Lagos and Kinshasa.
They guarantee you 84.68% of your invoice value in take home pay, plus an iron clad guarantee of protection should HMRC come knocking.
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Off shore consultancy
Can any one recommend any off shore consultantcy companies to use instead of Ltd companies as a way to limit tax exposureTags: None
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