The Panama Report
Everything a Canadian, British, or American professional earning $300K or more needs to know before making a single call to a Panama attorney.
How Panama's territorial tax system works in plain English — and what it does and does not cover for Canadians, British nationals, and Americans specifically
The Friendly Nations Visa: requirements, timeline, what the process actually costs, and the documents you need
Panama corporate structure and what a Sociedad Anonima does for your tax position when your clients are international
Property ownership, banking, healthcare, schools, and the quality of life a $300K+ earner actually finds on arrival
The honest Bitcoin conversation: what Panama's zero capital gains rate means and what it does not
Country-specific sections for Canada, the UK, and the USA — because the answer is different depending on where you are from
"One week with the right guide changes what feels possible."
A British professional I worked with in Turkey later relocated permanently to the Azores. That conversation was before any of this existed as a formal service.
This Is Not a General Expat Guide.
Written specifically for professionals from Canada, the UK, and the USA — because what Panama means for your tax position depends entirely on where you are from and what you are leaving.
🇨🇦 Canadians
What breaking CRA tax residency means, what you must do before you leave, and why Panama works cleanly for a Canadian corporation with international clients.
🇬🇧 British Nationals
The FNV process for UK passport holders, what HMRC requires on departure, and how a Panama Private Interest Foundation interacts with UK inheritance tax.
🇺🇸 Americans
The honest picture on US worldwide taxation, the Foreign Earned Income Exclusion, and what Panama realistically offers a US professional who cannot eliminate their US obligation.