ProACT Expatriate Advice

Stuck in a rut? - Sam Orgill of www.proactpartnership.com on solving disputes in a different way

In life we can sort most disputes amicably. The EU offers consumer protection if you buy faulty goods. But sometimes circumstances get out of hand, emotions take over and positions become entrenched.

Normally the dispute ends up in court. However these disputes can be protracted, daunting and expensive.

There is another way to settle disputes in a legally binding way that does not involve the courts. This works for property, mortgage, contracts, and land or commercial disputes.

Arbitration & Mediation
Legal fees and court delays have led to the rapid growth of Arbitration Centres around the world. These are alternative dispute resolution bodies that solve legal issues by arbitration and mediation.

The idea is to settle the dispute through arbitration and mediation, saving time and money.
This involves binding agreements to negotiated settlements. This process can be completed in weeks at affordable costs, agreed in advance.

PEAC Launched
ProACT are proud to announce the launch of a new service, ProACT Expatriate Arbitration Centre “PEAC”, that is totally devoted to arbitration and mediation of international disputes between individuals, companies or organisations.

Mediation and Arbitration are settlement techniques using an impartial third party who imposes a binding decision on all parties in the dispute.

Arbitration and mediation gets agreement between all parties, each step of the process using trusted, independent arbitrators with the appropriate experience.

Contact ProACT
For a FREE review to see if arbitration or mediation can work for you contact ProACT.

ProACT offer expatriate advice services to professionals, business and the retired people living and working abroad including tax, wills, immigration and business services.

Sam Orgill
ProACT Expatriate Arbitration Centre
Web: www.proactpartnership.com
Tel: (+357) 26 819 424
Mail: legal@proactpartnership.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/proactpartnership

Tax Plantation - Business Living and Working Abroad

Where do you plant the roots of your international business? Is it where your clients are or where you live. Where your family is often a good start.

When business grows there are other issues to consider. Tax efficiency for
income, corporation, dividend, capital gains and inheritance taxes. This
is where ProACT Business Tax Consultants come in with Expatriate and
International expertise for professionals and business living and working
abroad.

ProACT have UK Legal, Accounting and Financial Consultants available to
offer specialist advice in any area of need. If we don't have a specialist
ProACT consultant for your area of need we will know a trusted adviser to refer
you to.

The questions to consider when you are planning to start living and working
abroad, relocate overseas a business, or establish an offshore holding company,
or an offshore trust administration, or work as a expatriate consultant are
varied and depend on your personal objectives.

This is why ProACT always offer a Free Review of your issues as a guide to
what can be done. We can do this at our ProACT Cyprus business office in Paphos
or by telephone or internet conference calls.

The Key Questions we need to know at the outset is;
What is your business format ? Company, Partnership, Contractor, Sole Trader, Investor,
Where will the business owners be resident?
Where will the directors be resident?
Where are the clients?
What is the mix of goods sold v service provision of the business?
Where and how are your business services provided?

When we have reviewed your initial position we can advise you how to
proceed. You can instruct us to report to you and administer new and existing
business and tax affairs. ProACT often work with existing professional
advisers.

Contact ProACT for further information.

Sam Orgill
ProACT Partnership
Take a browse around our website www.proactpartnership.com   for info and ideas.

ProACT Professional Expatriate Advice
Services for professionals, business and the retired living and working abroad
or relocating overseas. 
TAX SERVICES - WILLS & ESTATES - BUSINESS SERVICES - PROPERTY SERVICES

Looking Forward – Year of the Dragon - Sam Orgill www.proactpartnership.com with a view on share investment in the year ahead.

Shares
Shares are regularly dismissed as investment options by individuals. They give up returns of 5-10% long term in exchange for funds and banks where they get 2-4%, the difference
is the charges made by the bankers.

The economies ,balance sheets and assets of large multinationals can be larger and stronger
than many countries and most banks. Invest in Shell or your local bank? Which
is more secure?

Apple reported a $79million cash holding in its balance sheet in the summer of 2011, at the time
more cash than held by the American government.

Think Differently.

Think differently to get a better result.

Large , successful, profitable multinationals paying dividend income of 4-5% is logically a better
return for cash investors in today's world. Think Glaxo, Shell, BP, AMP, Apple,
De La Rue, energy utilities.

This article is not investment advice. It is a guide to thinking differently . You don't have to accept your investment or tax lot, there is always another way, a different way to look at your money, your business, your taxes. A way that will lead to lower taxes, better returns and financial freedom from the normal constraints of the old world.

The world is changing through evolution and revolution driven by IT and information technology. It's worked well for Facebook, Apple and Amazon who have created new industries and an abundance of wealth, and led to the demise of old world thinking for business and countries. Join the revolution in 2012 to a better and more prosperous future for everyone.

Contact ProACT
ProACT Partnership Expatriate Advice for professionals business & retired living and working
abroad. Expatriate tax living abroad, overseas property & investment relocation consultants for UK citizens living abroad and Cyprus business network when relocating abroad, based Paphos Cyprus.

To review your tax, financial or legal change challenges, contact ProACT through Facebook,
email info@proactpartnership.com , or phone via Skype or Google Talk.

Or use the technology of the 20th century and call on +357 26 819 424

Sam Orgill
www.proactpartnership.com

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Sam Orgill

Take a browse around our website www.proactpartnership.com for info and ideas.
ProACT Professional Expatriate Advice Services for professionals, business and the retired living and working abroad or relocating overseas. 
TAX SERVICES – WILLS & ESTATES – BUSINESS SERVICES – PROPERTY SERVICES 
ProACT Paphos Cyprus office Directions www.proactpartnership.com/services  

Prepare for tomorrow, its here today.......

Prepare for tomorrow, its here today....... Enjoy !!

Sam Orgill

Take a browse around our website www.proactpartnership.com for info and ideas. ProACT Professional Expatriate Advice Services for professionals, business and the retired living and working abroad or relocating overseas. 

TAX SERVICES – WILLS & ESTATES – BUSINESS SERVICES – PROPERTY SERVICES 
ProACT Paphos Cyprus office Directions www.proactpartnership.com/services  

How do you get that? Getting Cyprus licences, grants, permits and registrations can be frustrating. ProACT have efficient & Effective Solutions

Starting or running a business in Cyprus can be full of frustrations and challenges; getting licences, grants, permits and registrations. 
 
Whether you rent property or run a business. ProACT offer efficient and effective business administration services for every type of business challenge in Cyprus.

• CTO Licences - Business or Rental.
• Business Registration and Company Formations
• EU & Cyprus Grants - Energy Efficiency or Property
• Title Deed Amnesty & Title Deed Issue
• Education Licences
• VAT Registrations

Contact ProACT for FREE review and evaluation.

We can also offer Will, Probate and Tax services
 
Sam Orgill  

ProACT Partnership Web: www.proactpartnership.com Tel: +357 26 819 424

Mail: info@proactpartnership.com

Buzz from ProACT Éireann

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11 Oct ProACT Éireann: Cut's to be above €3bn

An t-Aire Airgeadais Brian Lenihan has admitted that there will be 'well above' the projected €3bn of cuts in the up and coming December budget. The minister's admission comes after An t-Aire Coimirce Sóisialaí Éamon Ó Cuív let slip, in what was perhaps a 'soften the public up' move, that the cuts will total €4.3bn in the forthcoming budget.

Up to £1.5 billion of unpaid tax is to be written off by the taxman, say insiders at HM Revenue and Custom

By Myra Butterworth, Personal Finance Correspondent

Staff said the majority of the money would not be pursued because the cases were more than two years old and could be challenged by taxpayers.

The revelations, aired on The Report on BBC Radio 4, come just weeks after it emerged a further six million people had been wrongly taxed in the past two years, with 1.4 million people who underpaid set to receive an unexpected tax bill.

The programme reported: “Our sources told us HMRC senior management were worried that if they tried to claim this tax back there would be legal challenges and appeals and that would just create more work so its easier to write off the money.”

The tax fiasco stems from a combination of a historical backlog, additional work created by problems with a new computer system and a shrinking number of staff.
HMRC has cut 20,000 jobs since 2006and aims to shed a further 5,000 by next year.
Mike Warburton, of accountants Grant Thornton, said: “It is important to treat comments from whistle blowers with caution but it would not surprise me if staff at HMRC offices are being overwhelmed by the volume of work they are having to cope with.

“The PAYE system is now outdated and unable to cope effectively with modern work patterns and an increasingly complex tax system. That is why the Government are consulting on ways of reforming the system."
A spokesman for HMRC said: “No tax is being written off. We are simply prioritizing repayments to vulnerable groups.”