Video briefings

The United States is adding a corporate alternative minimum tax (AMT) that mirrors the 15 % global minimum tax being adopted by many countries. The new provision, part of the…

Digital nomad visas have proliferated worldwide, offering remote workers a legal pathway to stay in a foreign country for months or years without needing a local employer. While…

Andrew Tate frequently touts a “global grid” strategy—holding multiple passports, driver’s licences, residency permits, and bank accounts to minimise governmental control and tax exposure. While the concept of…

U.S. citizens are subject to citizenship‑based taxation: they must file a U.S. tax return and report worldwide income no matter where they live. This does not mean they…

Tax risk depends not only on headline rates, but also on how aggressive the tax rules are, how hard they are to plan around, and how effective the…

In a world where pandemics, geopolitical tensions, and domestic policy shifts can quickly curtail personal freedom, holding a second—or even multiple—citizenships is increasingly seen as a practical hedge…

Caribbean citizenship‑by‑investment (CBI) grants a passport, not a residence. The holder can live anywhere, using the new passport mainly as a backup plan, for visa‑free travel, tax optimisation,…

Living in a country with a high headline tax rate doesn’t automatically mean you’ll pay a high personal tax bill. Many jurisdictions offer residency or investment programs that…

Learning a new language is often seen as a barrier to obtaining a second passport, but the reality varies widely depending on the acquisition route and the target…

The concept of a stateless society, built upon the foundation of natural law and individual sovereignty, offers an alternative framework for human civilization. Rather than seeking to reform…