How to slash your taxes with international tax treaties

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In this SMC Alert, we’ll discuss a risk-free Plan B strategy to save you money.

International investing is a great way to increase your returns.

Investing abroad can also diversify your political risk. This means the entirety of your capital isn’t under the thumb of a single government that can enact capital controls, confiscate funds, print vast sums of money, etc.

But, even with political diversification, you’ll face that certainty of life: Taxes. Your home country wants a piece of your profit, and the country where you invest usually wants its “fair share” too.

Between the two countries, it's possible for you to give away more than half your income in taxes. You’d be better just investing at home.

Fortunately, many governments around the world have negotiated tax treaties to prevent this double taxation. There’s no other comparable risk-free return like saving on taxes.

In this alert, we’ll teach you how to use these tax treaties.

Not all treaties are created equal, and we’ll show you how you can take advantage of the best ones available.

Tax treaties are among the tools Simon uses when he structures his international affairs for maximum tax savings.

Read on to discover how to do the same.

In this SMC Alert, we’ll discuss a risk-free Plan B strategy to save you money. International investing is a great way to increase your returns. Investing abroad can also diversify your political risk. This means the entirety of your capital isn’t under the thumb of a single government that can enact capital controls, confiscate funds,…

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