World Energy Capital OFC - A World Energy Research Corporation, knows what it means to go offshore and the benefits associated with doing so.  We want to make sure our valued clients understand these things as well.  Offshore accounts trace their origins to the unpredictable economic times in the reconstruction era following World War II.  The British Commonwealth established 'jurisdictions' that acted as tax shelters and asset protection for the era's wealthy families.  Jurisdictions were co-located near remote islands, such as the Channel Islands of Jersey and Guernsey and the Bermuda Islands.  Account holders would hold assets within these jurisdictions without being residents of the nearby regions, thereby freeing them from resident status, circumventing tax liability of the region and tax implications of 'onshore' ownership domestically.  Over time, this practice of establishing an offshore account has grown tremendously and nearly every major bank and successful corporation has accounts in offshore centers.

Who are these companies?  To name a few...IBM, Bank of America, Royal Bank of Canada, Credit Suisse, Citibank, GE, CNN, American Airlines, Microsoft and Lloyds Bank.  What the uninformed public may not know, and what the business savvy investor should know is that offshore banking has quietly become the new way of doing business in this global economy.  The question concerning establishing an offshore account isn't if an investor should establish one...but where one should be established.  At World Energy Capital OFC  - A World Energy Research Corporation, we have answered that question for you, and our answer is New Zealand.

We want our investors to understand the advantages that maintaining an offshore account in New Zealand brings.  The jurisdictions that were offered during the post war reconstruction have expanded tremendously to include centers all over the world, with each offering its own set of tax free constructions, confidentiality and international trade access.  While anonymity and beneficial tax implications tend to be the main appeal that drives investors offshore, there are numerous other concerns that need to be addressed when choosing a jurisdiction.  One must consider the politics, legal structures and electronic progressiveness of an offshore center.  Important tangibles like regional language barriers, safety, predictability, reputation and stability need to be of paramount concern.  At World Energy Capital OFC  - A World Energy Research Corporation, we believe that going offshore in New Zealand is the most adequate response to all of these concerns.

We call it the "New Zealand Advantage" and it's why World Energy Capital OFC - A World Energy Research Corporation, has its center in New Zealand. 

Please contact us  to find out more about establishing your offshore account.
 

Here is a list of the Jurisdictions we operate in: