3. United States of America
In spite of the country’s vocal fight against foreign tax haven countries, the United States has developed rapidly into becoming a big tax haven itself. It has not yet signed the new global disclosure standards. These standards force anonymous companies to reveal its real owner.
The country creates stable and regulated environment for haven seekers. In fact, it even encourages them to move their assets from other tax havens to United States.
Compared to other tax haven countries, the United States is the most lenient and secure destination for global wealth and fortune now.
Delaware, Nevada, Arizona, Montana, New York, and Wyoming are the home to thousands of alleged “ghost companies.” Even though these companies are often used for criminal activity, the country claims that it is fine to have such companies for they can be used for legitimate purposes.
