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questions on international investing for the nine institutional investor
I am a U.S. attorney with offices in the United States and Belize. I have experience helping to protect assets, reduce taxes, and improve investment performance by utilizing global investment techniques.
Harvard University, A.B. degree; University of Houston Law Center, J.D. Degree; Fulbright Scholar
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I think what they mean is that speculators have two tools: 1. They buy in such quantity that they drive the price up for actual "real" buyers. However, if this is true, it will be only a temporary spike
I wish there were an easy answer to this. Raising money right now is very difficult, not that it was easier before. People who have money are very worried about losing their investment. There are angel
An IBC is not an LLC. It cannot, from my understanding, be treated as a "disregarded entity". It is treated as a taxable association. The real issue here is why you are doing this, or for what purpose?
I am presuming that you are a US citizen living outside the USA????? I really cannot give you an accurate answer with the limited information you provided, but here are some pointers. First of all did
All these systems work great as long as there are more people coming in than are leaving. They are using new people's money to pay the old people off. When there are not enough new people to pay off the

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