The Panama Papers: Uber tax-haven

This is the second book in the Series: Panama Papers & Offshore tax havens. In the first book we examined why offshore tax havens are so popular, why they will never be shut down and how easy these are to join.

In this second book, we come up with a seriously unconventional solution to this problem of global inequality where some people pay taxes while the rich and powerful do not. If governments are not going to shut offshore tax-havens down, is it possible for all of us to join these tax-havens instead?

Despite it being very easy to join an offshore tax-haven, changing global dynamics are making them more difficult to join by the day. While this is true for the vast majority of people, for anyone with serious money and power the doors into offshore tax havens remain wide open. In fact, this book argues that the ultimate impact of all the investigations and leaks, will be a further widening of the gap between the super-rich and powerful of the world and the masses.

To address this issue, we need a highly unconventional, yet practical and implementable approach. And it is exactly such an approach that is detailed in this book.

In this book, you will find detailed plans with regards to the setting up of a ‘Uber tax-haven corporate’, that will provide an easy access for anyone in the world to join the exclusive tax-haven club. It includes details of the businesses that are essential to make it a success, how your identities will be protected via this structure and how your income and wealth can be protected via a brand new global currency that will be superior to any currency in existence today.

The end game is to examine whether is it possible to set up an offshore tax-haven that is safe, easy and inexpensive to join, that can finally bridge the gap between the masses and the super-rich of the world when it comes to paying taxes.

In the third book of this series (The Panana Papers: Government finances in an uber-tax economy), we will examine the many options that governments will have to ensure that they can continue to raise revenues, in an environment where no individual is paying taxes any longer.