AAP Helps the Wealthy Prepare for Proposed Government Tax Changes?

The Anonymous Asset Protection Group (AAP) has a new process to educate wealthy individuals about tax increases and how these may affect net worth. In addition, the program explains how to overcome misconceptions regarding entering the offshore asset protection world

Belize City, Belize (PRWEB) April 23, 2008 -- In the UK, wealthy, “non-domiciled” residents are trying to save their assets from a new combination of a yearly $60,000 tax, coupled with an 18% capital gains tax. Those with sizable assets in other parts of Europe, Asia and the U.S.
are wondering: What new tax changes do these governments have in mind, which have not been yet announced? Also, what to do about the possible consequences to their personal net worth?

Recent stats show that in response to these questions, around $7 trillion in assets are now held in offshore banking centers. And, it is notable that the Caribbean region accounts for $870 billion of this total. Why?

We have spoken with wealthy individuals from all sectors about overcoming misconceptions regarding entering the offshore asset protection world. These include that offshore banking and stock investing are illegal, that having an investment portfolio offshore does not allow you to benefit from the diverse markets, that offshore financial vehicles are less solid and profitable than

These jurisdictions offer lower taxation, less intrusive regulation and more personal financial protection than non-offshore domiciles. As a result of all of these factors, and as investors become aware of today’s offshore wealth options, placing assets in these domiciles become more and more attractive.

New and existing investors are looking to established educational entities such as the Caribbean-based Anonymous Asset Protection Group (AAP) for help (http://www.anonymous-asset-protection.com/asset-protection.html).

According to AAP, “We have spoken with wealthy individuals from all sectors about overcoming misconceptions regarding entering the offshore asset protection world. These include that offshore banking and stock investing are illegal, that having an investment portfolio offshore does not allow you to benefit from the diverse markets, that offshore financial vehicles are less solid and profitable than “traditional” means, and that lowering your profile through a bearer-share corporation is not proven.

And, finally, they know that when done credibly and wisely, offshore asset protection is a safe and sound financial strategy in both the short and long term.”

Those interested in offshore asset protection education can call AAP at
1-886-978-5256 (U.S. – Canada) or visit
http://www.anonymous-asset-protection.com.

About the Anonymous Asset Protection Group AAP gives its clients knowledge – personal identity and privacy are completely protected.

Contact:
Raymond Pettygrew, PR Director
1-886-978-5256
http://www.anonymous-asset-protection.com

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