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Offshore Investment BondsCorporation Tax Question abroad?

I am an American citzen is the sole owner of an offshore investment company. The assets of the company have already had taxes paid on them (so that the seed money is after tax). I intend to do much to invest in both U.S. and non U.S. assets using an offshore company. The active non-US is interneational real estate, forex accounts, International Equities. U.S. assets are U.S. real estate, stocks, bonds, futures, etc.

Since the capital used is after tax and the company uses the money (not me) would be eligible for this tax defference until I have the money to the ground? Obviously I have to pay dividend tax on any money I earn in dividends but other than that .. Am I missing something?

I know it will not "Tax Free", but 15% is a hell of a lot better than almost 50%.

All comments / advice / resources are appreciated.

http://www.offshorepress.com/AICPA/form5 ...

Guess again. The IRS can tax you again.
"All or part of the income of the corporation may be subject to certain shareholders on a current basis."

Posted on February 1, 2010.
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