About OffshoreTrusts.com

OffshoreTrusts.com is a free reference library on trusts, jurisdictions, residence programs, tax treaties and U.S. reporting, written for U.S. citizens and drawing on primary sources and, where noted, professional commentary.

What this site is

The site collects published law, regulator pages, IRS forms and instructions, treaty texts and government program pages in one place and explains them in plain English. Each page names its sources, so you can read the original document yourself.

The site gives general reference information. It does not recommend a jurisdiction, a provider, a program or a course of action, and it does not rank any of them. Pages describe what the published rules say and who the rules apply to.

Who publishes it

OffshoreTrusts.com is published by Family Office Club, founded by Richard C. Wilson.

Richard answers general questions about the site by email at Richard@FamilyBusinesses.com or by text and WhatsApp at (808) 600-9260. He does not give legal, tax, investment or immigration advice.

About Family Office Club

Family Office Club has been in business for 19 years, since 2007.
Family Office Club has hosted 340 events.
Members have completed $1B in deals with one another.
Family Office Club has 18.5 million social media followers and 16 million community members.
Run by active investors and family business owners.

Family Office Club is a community of family offices and investors. This reference site is an educational resource and is separate from any provider listed in a regulator register.

Editorial independence

No jurisdiction, provider, program or government pays for placement, wording or order on this site. Lists are alphabetical or follow the order of the documents they summarize. Pages carry no rankings, ratings or testimonials.

Read the full method on the methodology page, and see how to report an error on the corrections page.

Methodology: Pages on OffshoreTrusts.com rest on official documents first and name the source behind each fact, so you can read the original and check each one yourself.
Corrections: How to report an error and how it is handled.
Primary sources: Every document the site cites, grouped by issuer.