There are no capital gain for HK, Macau and China government. But if you are a US citizen, you still need to pay capital gain for the US government. (BTW there is no LLC structure in HK, you need to setup a Limited company there)
You need to understand risk management, the daily operation, and risk assessment. I had similar idea 2 years ago. There are too much involved and it is not justified imo to set up your own sub-LLC. You'd better save the time and effort to learn or improve your trading skills.
i undrestand that the following companies have access to Asia and India. -Title -Hold -Golden Market -Swift -WTS at least 3 of these should offer 20 cents per thousand AND 80 percent payout. The BIG difference is one is regarded as a fraud so read the boards. The other difference is how they get their quotes to you and while a lot will use sterling at least ONE has all there own server farms and pulls their quotes directly and thus the speed is much better. I suggest if your planning on opening a branch you research everything and not only price and payout.
Does any of these firms (besides swift) have it's own proprietary software, or are they all trading off sterling?
pretty sure they're all sterling. hold is the only one i know that has their own app called graybox. never used it, so can't comment.
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Can't you open institutional a/c (in the namebod llc or partnership) with IB and enjoy low comm + 100% payout. If you have enough vol and mostly add liquidity, you may even get paid for trading. Their comm on futures are pretty good. Just a thought. Looks lot simpler to me.