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  • Hasty8
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    • Jul 2001
    • 1136

    #16
    Originally posted by the JoKeR
    If I remember correctly, it's a huge loophole for rich people to hide their income off-shore in some way, while being a way to cruise the world in your own "home". I'd be scared as hell about sinking, terrorist attacks, or strong weather systems, though.
    It's no loophole Joker and it not hiding "income" If you get income in any legal way your taxes are paid long before that money gets into your hands. If you want to protect your money against court decisions and the like then you open an account in the Swiss region or the Carribbean. I recommend the Swiss banks because they have been around for centuries and the likelyhood of them collapsing is minimal.

    Once you have that off-shore bank account open any money in it is not reachable any court or bankruptcy ruling. There is no way they can get your money. The other crucial thing is to put the money in someone else's name and that is the tricky part. Who are you gonna trust with your 40 bazillion dollars? Since the money is in a trust company or someone else's name you cannot be held in contempt of court for failing to respond to the court order. The trust is not giving you your money? What can you do about it? So sorry. Guess I'll still get to live in this mansion owned by the trust and dive this beautiful car that is owned by the trust.

    The other reason why this cannot be a tax shelter is that even though this ship will sail all around the world it will be considered as a soverign extension of what ever country it is registered in. If it is registered in the Bahamas then all ship residents will be required to live in accordance with Bahamian laws and regulations.


    This is not the first attempt at a vessel of this size or type. Below are a few more links of ships that are further and shorter along the conceptual line as the Freedom Ship.

    it a very simple name for company to use and very straight forward




    These two are not exactly ships but are funny just the same.
    The Atlantis Project, which proposed the creation of a floating sea city named Oceania, began in February 1993, receiving nationwide publicity from The Art Bell Show, Details Magazine, The Miami Herald, Boating Magazine, and worldwide publicity in Canada, New Zealand, Hong Kong, England, and Belgium. The project ended in April 1994.

    Return to the free market. Get rid of all government regulations and let society make it's own decisions. Time and again the relaxing of government regulations has increased profits, innovation and the economy.

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