Thread: Tax havens exposed in huge law firm leak
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Old 04-04-2016, 09:56   #10
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Re: Tax havens exposed in huge law firm leak
Are they illegal though?

see if I pick a UK bank that offers low tax & good rates I'm 'clever' and applauded, if I do the same with an offshore one, I'm a cheater, illegal or immoral, makes no sense. Surely my money, I do what I want with it, just like you can if you wish.

I hear so much champing about 'its illegal' and 'youre sooooo badd'

Then, when the red mist clears, it turns out , it's not actually illegal at all, then some chump goes on about 'well it's immorallll'

Putting your money in a place that best serves your purpose isn't anything but smart - provided it's not illegal, people should get over that.
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