Free offshore merchant account: Real or Rumor
October 19, 2007
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Offshore merchant accounts, though very alluring mainly because of it's tax-reducing opportunities, is often associated with high processing fees mainly because you're dealing with foreign banks who have different criteria for charging fees. So, can you put the word <strong>free</strong> and <strong>offshore merchant account</strong> in one phrase? Yes. Definitely. <br /><br />A <strong>free offshore merchant account </strong>charges:<br /><br /><ul><li>zero fees for application</li><li>zero security deposit <br /></li><li>zero fees for payment gateway setup</li><li>zero fess for monthly statement generation and sending</li><li>zero fees for annual membership</li><li>zero fees for overlimits (if you have a high volume business)</li></ul>But take note, the word free is a relative term. What free means in this context is that you have nothing to pay upon applying for one, nor pay for unnecessary fees. What makes an <strong>offshore merchant account free</strong> ultimately is that you have less tax or no tax to pay for the reason that the funds are being processed outside U.S. soil. Keep in mind that merchant accounts, be it offshore or domestic, you'll always see a fee or two. If it's TOTALLY FREE, then something's not right.
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