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Ron Z. Mendelson, Managing Partner at offshoreXplorer, is a leading expert in offshore asset protection and business strategies. His expertise covers various fields including: wealth protection, foreign asset protection, international business corporations, worldwide investing, global banking, offshore online gaming, and international e-commerce.

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Offshore Company Formation and Reporting Advantages

If you’ve ever registered or operated a business in a country like the United States or the United Kingdom, you must know how it is with endless documents you have to fill and endless fees you have to pay. Read

By: Ron Z. Mendelson | 01/02/2008 | Corporate

Definition of an Offshore Bank Account

The technical definition of an offshore bank account is “a bank account maintained by an individual or business in a jurisdiction which they are not normally a resident of” Read

By: Ron Z. Mendelson | 24/06/2007 | Finance

Offshore Company Formation and Reporting Advantages

At the end of every financial year you need to get out a pen and calculate all the amounts of money you owe various government establishments and you need to decide according to national and local business laws what part of the operation of your business you can consider tax deductible or not. Simply put, the hassles of reporting the details of the operation of a business in a jurisdiction such as the United States or the United Kingdom are beyond comprehension and quite stressful. Read

By: Ron Z. Mendelson | 24/06/2007 | Strategic Planning

Benefits of Incorporating an Offshore Company

Offshore Incorporation and Tax Reduction - For business owners contending with increasing tax rates on an annual basis the idea of offshore incorporation might just be what you need. While your company struggles to make profits, the powers that be seem only interested in shaving of a substantial portion of your profits by demanding that you pay tax rates that are no reflection of the current state of the economy. Read

By: Ron Z. Mendelson | 22/06/2007 | Corporate