Corporate & Fiduciary

Vietnam’s Ministry of Finance has proposed a major regulatory shift that could significantly ease the outbound investment process for Vietnamese companies and high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs). The draft amendment to the Investment Law suggests eliminating the current outbound investment license requirement. Instead, investors would simply register their capital transfers with the

Governments around the world are becoming increasingly aggressive in how they tax their citizens, particularly when those citizens attempt to leave. What was once a clear boundary between tax residency and non-residency is now giving way to a growing web of rules that continue to apply long after an individual

In recent years, the cryptocurrency market has experienced explosive growth, prompting governments around the world to enhance their regulatory frameworks. Compliance issues surrounding cryptocurrency span its entire lifecycle—including acquisition, holding, trading, and disposal—each stage potentially involving differing requirements across jurisdictions. This article analyzes regulatory trends and practical challenges in three

A lawsuit can occur unexpectedly – whether it’s from an unhappy client, an injured guest, a business partner, or a creditor. Asset protection helps ensure that even if you are faced with a lawsuit, your personal property like your house, savings, or investments are protected. The Cook Islands is renowned

The European Union is preparing to reassess its minimum corporate tax directive next week in a strategic effort to ease growing trade tensions with the United States. At a meeting scheduled for Tuesday, EU officials will discuss potential modifications to the bloc’s 15% minimum corporate tax law, which has been

For decades, the go-to model for managing wealth, residency, and lifestyle was simple: pick one country, establish roots, and build everything around it. That model worked—until it didn’t.  As borders tightened, policies shifted, and the meaning of “global access” started to change, forward-thinking investors began moving in a new direction.

President Donald Trump has revived a sweeping idea early in his second term: eliminate income taxes and fund the U.S. government through tariffs. Speaking after Pope Francis’ funeral in Rome, Trump said, “We’re going to make a lot of money, and we’re going to cut taxes for the people of