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Trust and Foundation
What is Trust?
A trust is a relationship where a property is held by one party for the benefit of another party. A trust is created by the owner, also called a "settlor", "trustor" or "grantor" who transfers property to a trustee, The trustee holds that property for the trust's beneficiaries.
What is Foundation?
Foundation is a type of entity that is a cross-breed between a trust and a corporation, however, it is neither, rather as a separate legal entity, has the capacity to execute rights and acquire obligations. It is created by a declaration of the Founder and generally has as a purpose the preservations of assets for benefit of the Founder or Beneficiaries.
Benefits of becoming a foundation trust
Tax Savings
The trust can avoid inheritance tax, gift tax, wealth tax, transfer tax, and the beneficiaries can receive income and assets free of income taxes. However, U.S. taxpayers and others in countries taxing global income must report all income to their tax agencies.
Asset Protection Trust
Trusts assets are beyond the reach of the settlor’s and beneficiaries creditors
Privacy
Since trusts are not registered with the government, there are no public records about them.
Tax Free
There are no corporate taxes or income taxes or any other tax. However, U.S. taxpayers and those from other countries taxing global income are required to disclose all income to their tax authority.
Foreign Owner
The settlor can be from any country along with the beneficiaries and the trust properties can also be located in other countries.
Confidentiality
Confidentiality from the Trustee, Trust Agent, and the Registrar.
Succession & Relationship Planning
Secures succession plans and helps to make use of the IHT allowances and reliefs which are available and protect the economic value of everything from exposure to inheritance tax (IHT).
How it works
The owner of certain assets ("Settlor") transfers these assets to an independent third party ("Trustee"). The Trustee, in turn, is legally bound to maintain and manage these assets for the benefit of another person or group of persons ("Beneficiaries")
Our Services
Structuring advice on how to use in the most efficient manner.
General administration.
Provision of trusteeship services, secretarial service, corporate or individual members of the Council.
Book-keeping, Preparation and filing of tax return with relevant authorities (where required).
Provision of trusteeship services, secretarial service, corporate or individual members of the Council.
Drafting, structuring and establishment
Jurisdiction Offer
Hong Kong Trust
Time Frame: 14 working days
Fees: US$ 8,900
Benefits
Forming a Hong Kong trust offers the following benefits: 100% ownership, settlor retains control, no taxation, privacy, asset protection, estate planning, and English is the second official language.
All type of Hong Kong Trust
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Inter Vivos family trusts
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Testamentary trusts
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Charitable trusts
British Virgin Islands Trust
Time Frame: 9 working days
Fees: US$ 4,900
Benefits
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Asset Protection
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Will Substitute and Avoidance of Probate
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Avoidance of Forced Heirship
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Family Succession Planning
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Tax Planning & Avoidance of Estate Duty
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Benefit of Charities & Purpose Objectives
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Confidentiality and Privacy Protection
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Contingency Planning
All types of BVI Trust
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Discretionary Trusts
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Fixed income Trusts
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Charitable Trusts
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Non-Charitable purpose Trust
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Resulting Trusts
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Constructive Trusts
Belize Trust
Time Frame: 7 working days
Fees: US$ 4,800
Benefits
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Asset protection
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Confidentiality
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Tax planning
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Estate planning and probate avoidance.
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Avoidance of forced heirship.
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Estate planning and long-term preservation of assets CONFIDENTIALITY
All types of Belize Trust
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Belize Discretionary Trusts
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Belize Fixed Trusts
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Belize Accumulation and Maintenance Trusts
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Protective or Spendthrift Trusts
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Charitable Trusts
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Non-Charitable Purpose Trusts
Mauritius Trust
Time Frame: 14 working days
Fees: US$ 4,900
Benefits
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Asset protection
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Estate/succession planning
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Holding of investment and intellectual property rights
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Protection of inheritance wishes through avoidance of forced heirship rules
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Continuation of ownership and management of business
All types of Mauritius Trust
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Discretionary trust
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Protective trust
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Fixed income trust
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Trading trust
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Purpose trust (charitable or non-charitable)
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Employee benefit trust and pension trust
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Service trust
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Business trust
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Carried interest trust
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Family trust/office
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Shariah-compliant trust
Panama Foundation
Time Frame: 14 working days
Fees: US$ 4,900
Seychelles Trust
Time Frame: 7 working days
Fees: US$ 4,500
Benefits
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Tax minimization
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Financial planning
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Succession planning
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Financial privacy
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Strong asset protection
All types of Seychelles Trust
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International trusts
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Charitable international trusts
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Purpose international trusts, and other trusts
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These are referred to in the Act and include commercial (trading) trusts, life insurance trusts, cash deposit trusts and trusts resulting from acts of the Court.
Key Features
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The Settlor must not be a resident of the Seychelles.
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The Trustee must be Seychelles resident and hold a valid trustee services licence issued by the Seychelles International Business Authority (SIBA).
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The Beneficiaries must be identifiable and the Settlor may be a Beneficiary providing that they are not the sole beneficiary.
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The Trust can hold any assets with the exception being property situated in the Seychelles
Mauritius Trust
Time Frame: 14 working days
Fees: US$ 4,900
Benefits
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Asset holding
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Succession, estate and tax planning
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Asset protection
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Wealth management
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Establishment of charities
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Ownership of private trust company
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Operation of a pension scheme
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Operation of an Employee Stock Ownership Plan (“ESOP”)
Benefits
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Asset holding
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Succession, estate, and tax planning
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Asset protection
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Wealth management
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Establishment of charities
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Ownership of private trust company
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Operation of a pension scheme
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Operation of an Employee Stock Ownership Plan (“ESOP”)
The most common purposes:
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Holding - to hold shares and interest in private and public companies, hold patents, collect royalties, hold trademark and business name rights, etc.
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Asset protection - to hold assets of individuals and legal entities providing protection against creditors claims, family members claims, over taxation, local political instability, etc.
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Financial - invest in different financial instruments such as bonds, mutual funds, etc.
Processing
STEP 1
Choose Trust or Foundation name
STEP 2
Provision of list of relevant Parties
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Trust( Settlor, Trustee, Beneficiaries, Protector)
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Foundation ((Founder, Council of Members, Beneficiaries, Protector)