Re:Foreign holders of U.S. Treasury securities
by jbert on Thursday October 10, 2013 @05:30AM
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I'm not sure what the definition of a tax haven is, but here's a page from the jersey govt. I don't study this, but it seems like it is a light/very light tax regime?
"companies are generally taxed at 0% and there is a special 10% rate applying to certain regulated financial businesses."
"There are no 'wealth' taxes such as capital gains tax or inheritance tax."
"the first £625,000 of world wide income (including Jersey based) will be taxed at 20% thereby accruing the £125,000 per annum minimum tax contribution all personal income over £625,000 will be taxed at 1%"
http://www.gov.je/LifeEvents/MovingToJersey/HighValueResiden...
"companies are generally taxed at 0% and there is a special 10% rate applying to certain regulated financial businesses."
"There are no 'wealth' taxes such as capital gains tax or inheritance tax."
"the first £625,000 of world wide income (including Jersey based) will be taxed at 20% thereby accruing the £125,000 per annum minimum tax contribution all personal income over £625,000 will be taxed at 1%"