Mauritius hosts over 300 licensed financial institutions. The nation offers a competitive tax rate of 3% and zero percent on capital gains for corporations operating offshore. Moreover, the nation has significant impediments to the registration of foreign judgments making it suitable for asset protection purposes.

The Czech Republic is a rapidly developing, Central European member of the European Union. With one of the highest per capita incomes in the European Union, the Czech Republic ranks higher than the United States with respect to the ease and cost of doing business.

Belize has long been recognized as a tax haven, offering zero taxes on offshore profits. The country’s banking infrastructure is also popular among sophisticated professionals who find the relative privacy of Belize to be largely unrivaled. Moreover, the nation’s international business corporation regime and court structure make it one of the most attractive locations for asset protection.

The Bahamas nevertheless offers zero income tax and no capital gains tax. Voluminous banking options combined with membership in the British Commonwealth make The Bahamas an attractive locale for obtaining financial service licenses that give the holder near-global access.

The nation boasts a no-tax regime on offshore profits and only a minimal stamp duty on domestic share transfers. As an asset protection haven, the island offers significant hurdles to affixing liability, including a restriction against the domestication of foreign judgments. For such reasons, sophisticated financial services organizations have flocked to the small, yet exceedingly stable, island nation.