Eminem selling shares of his royalties

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SimonMac replied

4 October 2017, 12:35
Been done before though, didn't Micheal Jackson own the Beatles back catalogue
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northernladyuk replied

4 October 2017, 12:34
Originally posted by Lance View Post

If you can keep the rights in The Netherlands where they don’t attract tax it could also be a useful vehicle for tax avoidance.

Tasty filling for a Double Irish with a Dutch Sandwich. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Double_...Dutch_Sandwich
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d000hg replied

4 October 2017, 12:29
Curious idea.
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northernladyuk replied

4 October 2017, 11:58
Originally posted by Jog On View Post

Forget crypto currencies - you can now buy shares in Eminem's royalties and other artists as well.

Haven't heard anything out of him for a while and my first thought was that he's raising cash as he might not be doing that well any more, but I like the concept as an investment vehicle.

The Oude Joris Max 120 scheme can now loan contractors their rates in such royalty shares via our partners in the Dutch Antilles.
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Lance replied

4 October 2017, 11:58
If you can keep the rights in The Netherlands where they don’t attract tax it could also be a useful vehicle for tax avoidance.
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Jog On started a topic Eminem selling shares of his royalties

4 October 2017, 11:56
Eminem selling shares of his royalties

Forget crypto currencies - you can now buy shares in Eminem's royalties and other artists as well.

Haven't heard anything out of him for a while and my first thought was that he's raising cash as he might not be doing that well any more, but I like the concept as an investment vehicle.
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