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Offshore for US Citizens
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May 12, 2012 at 20:54
no but people who have opened them would tell me, and so far no one has actually confirmed opening it. I think it would be safe to assume that a US person as director whether resident or not shouldn't really matter, its the shareholder that would matter for residency if the broker really cared. But if you go to the extent to get yourself a non us shareholder, then you might as well have them be the director when you open the account, no sense trying to create problems.of course places typically won't take nominees so that option is out. the other option is just become an eligible c...
Offshore for US Citizens
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May 12, 2012 at 20:54
true, but brokers confuse that as well,some will open if you us citizen not residing in usa, others like hotforex said too bad, us ciitizen or resident, you are out. at any rate, are you saying mig bank takes us residents?
Offshore for US Citizens
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May 12, 2012 at 19:34
we will never have any freedom, things get taken away, they don't get given back.actually from what i've heard, most brokers could care less who the owner is as long as the corp is foreign as the entity is opening the account and it would be had to believe that the usa is going to coerce these companies to go through all their foreign corps to find ones that have usa owners or directors and such.the real problem is that this comes from chatting with the brokers. I'll believe it more when i get confirmation that people have opened accounts.
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May 12, 2012 at 19:33
HF has some redeeming qualities, the disconnects have for the most part stopped, the executions aren't great, but aren't terrible. there is no slippage except for the occasional gaps. not to mention they have very high rebate rates. and because their feed is flitered, my ea's tend to do better on it.I have been looking at pepperstone, but then its approximately half the rebate size. if you have ea's that aren't going for fixed pips then i suppose the lower spread would help but the difference in spread between HF and pepperstone is like .4 or so, its not that big of a d...
Offshore for US Citizens
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May 12, 2012 at 19:13
no that won't work either, they will want to know the settlor of the trust and the beneficiaries. if the broker doesn't care, and many I believe won't, then a simple IBC will be fine, if they do care, this otherstuff won't help. go look at any bank application, if you open as a trust, they will not to see ID and address verfication for all settlors, trustees, protectors, etc. I was just reading over an offshore bank application yesterday.
Offshore for US Citizens
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May 12, 2012 at 09:54
nominee will not work. Not with power of attorney, if broker cares, they will say you are us citizen.if broker doesn't really care, it will be fine. Hot forex appears to be taking the hard line of no us owners, directors etc
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