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Bombshell: Obama & Crew knew all along, Russia Russia was a hoax.
Nobody is above the law. You remember that Democrat mantra right? Seems you guys dont like it when it comes back to bite you in the arse.... funny that aye. Rules for thee. Not for me -
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Is Tax my Responsibility, can my UK company ask to pay UK tax?
Do you know any decent accountants in Bangkok? -
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Emails Reveal FBI Invented Trump Case Out Of Nothing / Secret Meeting Open Docs Floodgate
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Is Tax my Responsibility, can my UK company ask to pay UK tax?
Be Happy you are not an Major League Baseball player, or any professional athlete, they have to pay State Income Tax for game played in that state, and Canada and the province played, just wild comment. -
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On this topic, I vaguely recall even reading of those who had a lot of cash/investments, but with minimal 'passive income' so what they did was setup 'passive income' by some financial restructuring (where granted that restructuring cost them some money). In particular I have a vague recollection of someone who setup a registered company (where he was the only employee and the only manager). Part of the requirements for the company is to have an annual meeting with minutes. So he immediately held a meeting, where he was the sole attendee and he was the company CEO, the meeting chairperson, and also the meeting/company secretary. In the meeting the attendees (only himself) approved to grant him a monthly dividend income, which on a yearly basis exceeded the $80K/year. The dividends were deposited into his bank account, and he eventually had more than a year record of monthly dividend deposits into his account. The meeting minutes are officially registered where he opened his company. This purportedly was adequate proof for BoI. Although if it were me, i would check with BoI before adopting such an approach. What I do not understand in that approach, is how he avoided paying income tax on this dividend in the source country (where his company was registered). IMHO its far better if you can use your IRA if it is adequate. Perhaps you can have consistent monthly withdrawals that you can show as proof? Maybe also a USA (?) income tax return showing Global Income. I recently transferred my Canadian Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRIF - which is in some ways similar in someways, but not all, to a USA IRA) to a Canadian Registered Retirement Income Fund (RRIF - which is also in some ways, but not all, similar to a USA IRA). The Canadian RRIF has a requirement to withdraw a certain % of money every year from the RRIF . I believe that meets the BoI passive income requirements. Since Canadian's have to pay Canadian tax on their RRIF obligatory withdrawals, the money withdrawn shows up as part of one's global income on a Canadian's tax return, where BoI place a lot of emphasis on the tax return . -
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