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Forget Panama,
Heres the
Rothschild Guide to
Laundering Money
in America
17
Tyler Durden
April 7, 2016
In the year since we opened Rothschild Trust North America in Reno, Nevada, we have
discovered the versatility of Nevada trusts and their usefulness within the context of
our international business.
Rothschild Trust has long embraced clients with US connections and the complexity this
brings to planning. Our new US offering has enabled us to offer creative solutions not only to
anticipated situations, but also to unusual or complex scenarios that require bespoke
structures.
In our experience, Nevada trusts can be useful planning tools not only for onshore or first
generation American families, but also for foreign offshore families looking to invest in
the US.
Such structures maintain privacy and block US estate tax liability, but are subject to two
layers of income tax (at both the corporate and shareholder level) as well as high levels of
both income and capital gains tax, making them inefficient for appreciating or incomegenerating property.
Worried about FATCA exposure abroad? Just use Rothschild domestically:
In the build-up to FATCA implementation, some US clients who had assets in offshore
trusts for historic reasons have decided to domesticate these structures to lower the
burden of reporting. These domestications form part of the general trend we have seen
towards moving structures onshore.
The US, and Nevada in particular with its favourable trust laws and attractive state tax
regime, offers a variety of planning opportunities that can achieve complex planning
aims with simplified reporting obligations and compliance concerns.
Here Rothschild explains to foreigners how to launder money using U.S. real estate:
The foreign company contributes its shares to the US LLC and then liquidates, and the US
corporate subsidiary it owns elects to be treated as a qualifying sub-chapter S subsidiary.
The end result is a single layer of US income tax and reduced rates on income and
capital gains tax, though in the case of property that has appreciated greatly in value
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such as, for example, prime New York condominiums there can be a significant tax
cost to the liquidation.
We have recently seen the usefulness of foreign Nevada trusts for offshore foreign
investors in US real estate. The appointment of a foreign protector to a trust that would
otherwise qualify as a US domestic trust causes the trust to fail the control prong of the US
court and control test for trust situs, and therefore prevents the trust from qualifying as taxresident for US federal income tax.
Generally, this type of structure is useful for foreign offshore investors in US real estate
(or other US situate assets) who do not wish to file US tax returns in their own name
and who, having no personal US nexus, would like to minimize the amount of US tax payable
on the investments
This, of course, would not be possible if the National Association of Realtors was not complicit.
Which it is, as we have covered since 2012:
Many of you reading this will undoubtedly have spent time in an international bank and been
forced to sit through countless hours of know your client and AML training. Fascinating to
note that the National Association of Realtors lobbied for and received a waiver from
such regulation. Thats right, realtors actually went to the U.S. government and said: we
want to be able to help foreign business oligarchs and other nefarious business people
launder money through the real estate markets of the United States and prevailed.
If you are still not convinced to use Rothschild, here is one more reason: to avoid a blacklists
after all, everyone is anonymous:
Nevada foreign trusts may also prove attractive to settlors from politically sensitive
countries who are grappling with blacklists and strict CFC regulations as they seek to
structure their assets.
And here is where Rothschild comes as close as it possibly could to putting that US-based tax
havens are used for tax evasion:
The use of Nevada foreign trusts avoids blacklists and the stigma that can come with
placing assets in jurisdictions typically viewed as tax havens, without creating exposure
to US income tax on non-US income. As more countries adopt blacklists, strict CFC regimes
and other measures designed to shut-down perceived tax havens, the flexibility and higher
degree of certainty afforded by US trusts may become increasingly attractive.
The question, then, is why does the US not adopt such a regime which makes money laundering
impossible for both foreigners and in more limited instances, residents? For now, however, it
hasnt and probably wont, despite Obamas heartfelt appeal onTuesday that Tax avoidance is
a big, global problem.
So for all those who cant wait to use Rothschild for all their Trust needs, here is your contact:
Here are the actual Rothschild documents cited above (click to enlarge):
This article (Forget Panama, Heres the Rothschild Guide to Laundering Money in
America)originally appeared onZeroHedge.comand was used with permission. Tune in! Anti-
Media Radio airs Monday through Friday @ 11pm Eastern/8pm Pacific. Images_Of_Money.
Help us fix our typos: edits@theantimedia.org.
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