This sounds very interesting, and thanks for the invite, Matt!
Question: I know > 90% of information and discussions will focus on Uruguay. But there will be some discussion around the financial impacts (and opportunities) for those exploring and pursuing an "international residence", and possibly residency or (later) passport. All mention of this relate to American citizens.
I know that your audience is very international. And even though Kanada (formerly Trudekastan) has 1/10th the population of our neighbour to the south, the percentage of the population wanting to escape the WEF/CCP-controlled Marxist hellscape (that Canada has become) is quite high.
QUESTION: Do you have any resources for Canadians?
Can you examine the breakout of nationalities of your attendees, and possibly offer alternate sessions for some of the non-Americans? (I suspect that many EU residents are also trying to flee the occupation of their countries by the EU)
Here is a personal suggestion that could minimize the burden of executing on information sessions for attendees from other countries: Do NOT do the work of researching taxation rules, exit taxes, etc. and creating your own materials. That is the most difficult "brute force" solution.
But DO research consultants in these topics from the home countries of your attendees.
Then INVITE those consultants to prepare a briefing for their compatriots (wrong word?) and present it to your group. You could run them back-to-back for the different countries (example: 3 minutes per country X 5 countries = 15 minute presentation ... maybe followed by discussions.) This could happen in parallel using a second meeting room for these presentations, however, I think that is not necessary.
Simply arrange the financial and taxation discussions to be the last topic for the informational meeting sessions. Ask for a show of hands for people who already have explored their homeland's laws and taxation, or have a professional (accountant, tax-lawyer, consultant, ...) handling this for them. Then excuse them to head to "Happy Hour" early. List the names of countries to be discussed (USA, Canada, UK, etc) and suggest that anyone who is not from any of those countries may also exit the room early. Then present info in order from most attendees to the smallest number. After each presentation, invite those from the country just presented to exit. This process the minimize the number of "total attendee minutes" spent watching presentations that are not relevant to themselves.
Note: All of these financial and taxation consultants will already have presentations available, and maybe even different length/detail versions. Give them your media (Logos, etc) to customize their title page for your audience, and also get their permission to share with your members. They may give you permission to put their shortest "elevator pitch" on your websites for visitors (non-members) to view and download. Just be sure to take any MS PowerPoint or Google Present files and output as generic Acrobat PDF files before posting for public consumption.
Hi Matt, i attempted to register but not sure if it went through. Can you use my email to advise if you received payment. If not, i will see what i can do. I am in Canada but used a US credit card so sometime things do astray. The registration was for myself plus one. Thanks Ilona Boyce
This sounds very interesting, and thanks for the invite, Matt!
Question: I know > 90% of information and discussions will focus on Uruguay. But there will be some discussion around the financial impacts (and opportunities) for those exploring and pursuing an "international residence", and possibly residency or (later) passport. All mention of this relate to American citizens.
I know that your audience is very international. And even though Kanada (formerly Trudekastan) has 1/10th the population of our neighbour to the south, the percentage of the population wanting to escape the WEF/CCP-controlled Marxist hellscape (that Canada has become) is quite high.
QUESTION: Do you have any resources for Canadians?
Can you examine the breakout of nationalities of your attendees, and possibly offer alternate sessions for some of the non-Americans? (I suspect that many EU residents are also trying to flee the occupation of their countries by the EU)
Here is a personal suggestion that could minimize the burden of executing on information sessions for attendees from other countries: Do NOT do the work of researching taxation rules, exit taxes, etc. and creating your own materials. That is the most difficult "brute force" solution.
But DO research consultants in these topics from the home countries of your attendees.
Then INVITE those consultants to prepare a briefing for their compatriots (wrong word?) and present it to your group. You could run them back-to-back for the different countries (example: 3 minutes per country X 5 countries = 15 minute presentation ... maybe followed by discussions.) This could happen in parallel using a second meeting room for these presentations, however, I think that is not necessary.
Simply arrange the financial and taxation discussions to be the last topic for the informational meeting sessions. Ask for a show of hands for people who already have explored their homeland's laws and taxation, or have a professional (accountant, tax-lawyer, consultant, ...) handling this for them. Then excuse them to head to "Happy Hour" early. List the names of countries to be discussed (USA, Canada, UK, etc) and suggest that anyone who is not from any of those countries may also exit the room early. Then present info in order from most attendees to the smallest number. After each presentation, invite those from the country just presented to exit. This process the minimize the number of "total attendee minutes" spent watching presentations that are not relevant to themselves.
Note: All of these financial and taxation consultants will already have presentations available, and maybe even different length/detail versions. Give them your media (Logos, etc) to customize their title page for your audience, and also get their permission to share with your members. They may give you permission to put their shortest "elevator pitch" on your websites for visitors (non-members) to view and download. Just be sure to take any MS PowerPoint or Google Present files and output as generic Acrobat PDF files before posting for public consumption.
Sorry for the long post.
Again, very interested.
Hi Matt, i attempted to register but not sure if it went through. Can you use my email to advise if you received payment. If not, i will see what i can do. I am in Canada but used a US credit card so sometime things do astray. The registration was for myself plus one. Thanks Ilona Boyce
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