Non-U.S. Companies Public in the States

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costly to list your company on a European and/or Asian stock exchange. 7. In many countries, a Government policy pendulum swings between privatization and nationalization. Privatization isrepparttar current fad. It's needed to revitalize failing Government businesses. However, when those businesses succeed, Nationalization will be popular again. If your company trades inrepparttar 112505 States, it's a less attractive target for nationalization. 8. When your stock trades inrepparttar 112506 States, your company has better access to American markets for your products or services. 9. There are American accounting firms everywhere inrepparttar 112507 World. Finding auditors, for your SEC filing isn't difficult. It's usually less costly than hiringrepparttar 112508 same firm inrepparttar 112509 United States. 10. Non-U. S. Companies are as easily spunoff as American companies.

If you are a non-U. S. Company seeking to raise risk capital, consider listing your company onrepparttar 112510 U. S. OTCBB. It works.

If you have questions about any ofrepparttar 112511 points in this article or wish to pursue becoming a US listed company, contact me.

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If you have a national business, incorporation in a tax haven State may make sense. Compared to California, you'll save 8% on your company's income taxes. Ifrepparttar State tax savings justify tax haven incorporation, do it.

If you have an international company, incorporation in a tax haven makes sense. It won't save your company taxes on your U. S. or Canadian business income. It will save you 40%-60% on your non-North American business income. This strategy is being used by almost every multinational corporation inrepparttar 112504 World. It's an inexpensive tactic that will save your company hundreds of thousands of dollars. If you need help creating a tax haven corporation, please contact me.

Whether you are a business owner or investor, you should consider a global approach to money and investment. The International Money School offers an excellent primer in sound global money management. If you would like to attendrepparttar 112505 next one-day course, please contact me.

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He has been the Managing Director of Beowulf Investments [http://home.earthlink.net/~beowulfinvestments/] since 1981 and is the Executive Director of the Global Village Investment Club [http://home.earthlink.net/~beowulfinvestments/globalvillageinvestmentclubwelcome/]


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