foreign investment tax shelters
Foreign investment tax shelters refer to legal mechanisms or strategies employed by individuals or companies to minimize their tax liabilities by investing in overseas jurisdictions with favorable tax systems. These shelters exploit differences in tax laws and regulations between countries to reduce the amount of taxable income, thus enabling investors to retain a larger portion of their earnings.
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