Company Formation for the purpose of Trading (CFDs, spot etc)

Ok def see advantage for trading over company... Trading at better conditions is worth the trip, also additional asset protection if this "no neg balance protection" goes south, even though brokers have auto stops but still, flashes can happen...

I am aware of how to setup to be able to trade CFD's and I know of a few brokers that do corporate accounts. I have seen people form corporations in the USA to pay their taxes and trade offshore via another offshore company to be able to trade CFD and get better access to brokers.

Interesting... Do you know for any additional benefits for this, aside of gaining access to CFDs (for US people)? For example, better spread conditions etc... at certain brokers or some additional beneifts? Or in other words, have you found any additional benefits of trading over company/corp vs as person/private? Apart of gaining access to certain markets and/or for tax reasons? And apart of additional "asset protection" layer , in case no neg balance protection and market flashcrashes/spikes or whatever for example... Please do share/tell more, if you can. Would be much appreciated.

Well, we just "found" important benefit of trading over company... Due to this lockdowns, it would sure help to have some option to diversity our trading/portfolio across the borders, right... Hedging, with company, seems to be a good option...

I am so happy i found this thread! I have been actively hunting for a solution to trade Indicies CFD since its incredibly more lucrative than forex. But as a US citizen it complicated things. Usually US citizens use offshore unregulated brokers, but I want to legally trade it in a regulated broker.

Then I found this thread which mentioned opening a corp in a country that has low tax like grenada, and trade with that company. I hope theres someone out there that has done this and can testify to its possibility and legality. I am not trying to avoid taxes, I just want to trade US Indicies on a regulated broker.