Open Source + NB-OT Resolution
US $3 Trillion for S.B.G of CiG
Open Source + NB-OT Resolution
Retirement Schedule. Dr Sydney Nicola Bennett rerouted from San Diego to Switzerland permanently
OFFICIAL STATEMENT - S.B.G OF CIG
North America. Waste of time for Dr Sydney N Bennett Vs others involved at CIG
We have no time for the NB-OT Labs & expansion Labs to lock us down using wBCI's in response to the 2012-2025 attacks & prior efforts in North America
Any company looking for a C/M & CITY or collaboration can import while S.B.G of CIG bases out of Switzerland rather than in USA, Canada, UK or Ireland while we void specific connected countries
"Italian - German - Swiss-German + English & French" to think, imagine, remember. Text, type & write
Some CIG In-House efforts will remain while mainly Investments & Commodities are the main focus in USA, Canada, UK & Ireland
Dr Sydney Nicola Bennett still retains an address in Calgary, Alberta connected to CIG - Canada, CIG - USA, CIG - China & CIG European - International will be the main focus point
BNP Paribas + specifics conndcted for S.B.G of CIG & Dr Sydney Nicola Bennett Luxembourg & Switzerland
https://www.bnpparibas.ch/en/
10 things. Ticinio (Ticino)
https://youtu.be/rizL0RnEPrY?si=MgL8xWJySd5i-PPw
The international airports of Milan Linate (LIN), Milan Malpensa (MXP) and Orio al Serio International Airport (BGY) are all reachable from Ticino by car. The Swiss Federal Railways links Ticino to major European cities and can be reached directly from Basel, Zürich and Milan. Buses, cable cars, funiculars, local trains and boats offer great connections to move easily in the region.
"3 suitcases. Remaining crated items & new"
DEMAND & TRADE
If we can Crate - Move + Store CIG will make a percentage of patents, copyrights & trademarks open source & or lock-cap fees to fluctuating inflation separate from others still held under patents, copyrights & trademarks open source
Open Source will include
Perpetual motion related + specifics
Lock-cap fees will include
Connected technology to perpetual motion & AI Artificial Intelligence or other
WIRELESS BRAIN TO COMPUTER INTERFACE
Splicing & Crating
https://sydneysspacelive.blogspot.com/2025/09/sbg-cig-splicing-live-wires.html
WHAT THIS DOES
This still opens an international perpetual motion Energy Safety board to void mis-use of in Earth's atmospheric perpetual motion technology
US $3 Trillion Haul + connected effort guarantee & we open use globally with licence rights for 2026 Q3 & onward for sale or resale lowering unit use & unit royalties
Even if licence fees are under $1 for access & $1 per unit sold in US dollars we require to ensure safety standards are upheld otherwise close to or open source rates
US $3 TRILLION
The US $3 Trillion covers losses at S.B.G of CIG & that in which Dr Sydney Nicola Bennett lost yet lost time is gone. 2012-2025 & prior to
Separate cases usually are paid between $500,000 - $10 Million USD with options to Standardize with University, Hospital, Clinic or Storage working with Off-Grid defence while rare cases are co pensated with more yet often rewards are offered to screened parties for assistance in resolution with legal interests
DR SYDNEY NICOLA BENNETT
Scientist & Billionaire connected to Trillions
San Diego Connected to Calgary, Alberta & Ticinio Region, Switzerland
Dr Carly Koslov Bennett decision with Dr Sydney Nicola Bennett
New Name. New Appearance
https://citybrand85.blogspot.com/2025/12/new-name-appearance-dec-8-2025.html
Retirement Schedule
https://citybrand85.blogspot.com/2025/12/retirement-schedule.html
Bruisers US $750+ Million
https://sydneysspacelive.blogspot.com/2025/10/sbo-bean-bag-bruisers-wallop-mate.html
CIG USA - BBDRP discludes Dr Sydney Nicola Bennett
https://bennettsandiego.blogspot.com/2025/11/bbdrp.html
CANNOT LIVE ON US SOIL NOW BECAUSE NB-OT LABS
Unfortunately UK - USA & Canada with Asian - African interests made it impossible for Dr Sydney N Bennett to live in the three countries or Ireland & specifics over others
It is Ticinio Region, Switzerland & connected screened specifics connected to others ages 40-75 / 75-100+
S.B.G of CIG will base out of a Swiss location
Switzerland doesn't have a single official "Golden Visa," but offers residency for wealthy non-EU individuals through two main routes: Lump-Sum Taxation (paying significant annual tax based on living expenses, typically CHF 250k-1M+, without working in Switzerland) and the Entrepreneurial Investor Scheme (investing at least CHF 1M in a new or existing Swiss company that creates jobs). Both paths allow for family inclusion, Schengen travel, and potential citizenship after 10 years, but require significant financial means, a clean record, and no employment for the tax route, with cantonal rules varying greatly.
1. Lump-Sum Taxation Route (For Non-Working Residents)
• What it is:
An agreement to pay a pre-agreed annual lump-sum tax (not based on worldwide income) in exchange for residency.
• Key Requirements:
• No employment in Switzerland.
• Spend at least 180 days annually in Switzerland.
• Clean criminal record, good health, sufficient funds.
• Cost:
Varies by canton, from CHF 250,000 to over CHF 1 million annually (e.g., Zurich has a high minimum).
2. Entrepreneurial Investor Scheme (For Business)
• What it is:
Investing in or establishing a Swiss business that benefits the local economy.
• Key Requirements:
• Minimum investment of CHF 1 million.
• Must create or maintain jobs for Swiss citizens.
• Proven economic benefit to the canton.
Common Benefits & Considerations
• Family: Include spouse and minor children.
• Travel: Visa-free access to the Schengen Area.
• Path to Citizenship: Potential naturalization after 10+ years with integration.
• Cantonal Differences: Requirements and appeal vary significantly by canton (e.g., Vaud, Ticino, Geneva are popular).
• No Guarantees: Each application is assessed individually.
Next Steps
• Seek Expert Advice: Consult with Swiss immigration lawyers and tax advisors due to complexity and cantonal variations.
Switzerland
https://schedulebennett8519.blogspot.com/2025/11/ch.html
Switzerland offers a highly competitive business tax environment, with total corporate tax burdens typically ranging from 11.9% to 20.5% (combined federal, cantonal, and municipal rates). The system is characterized by low tax rates, significant tax competition between the 26 cantons, and specialized incentives for research and development.
Key Components of Swiss Corporate Taxation (2025)
• Federal Tax Rate: A flat rate of 8.5% is applied to net profit after tax, resulting in an effective rate of approximately 7.83%.
• Cantonal & Municipal Tax: Rates vary by location. For example, in 2025, Zug has a low combined rate of ~11.8%, while Bern is higher at ~20.5%.
• Capital Tax: Levied only at the cantonal/communal level on net equity (share capital, reserves, retained earnings), with rates typically ranging from 0.001% to 0.5%.
• Value Added Tax (VAT): The standard rate is 8.1% (among the lowest in Europe). Reduced rates of 2.6% apply to essential goods and 3.8% for accommodation.
• Withholding Tax (Verrechnungssteuer): A 35% tax is levied on dividends, interest from Swiss bonds, and bank deposits. This is generally fully recoverable for Swiss residents or reduced by tax treaties for non-residents.
Special Tax Incentives
Following the 2020 tax reform, special tax statuses for holding or mixed companies were abolished and replaced by:
• Patent Box: Allows reduced taxation (maximum 90% deduction) for net income derived from qualifying patents.
• R&D Super-deduction: Many cantons allow an additional deduction of up to 50% for qualifying R&D expenses.
• Tax Holidays: Newly established companies in certain regions may receive tax relief for up to 10 years.
OECD Minimum Tax (Pillar Two)
As of January 1, 2024, Switzerland introduced a 15% minimum tax rate for large multinational groups with annual consolidated revenues exceeding €750 million.
• Qualifying Domestic Minimum Top-up Tax (QDMTT): Implemented in 2024 for financial years starting on or after Jan 1, 2024.
• Income Inclusion Rule (IIR): Implemented on January 1, 2025.
Compliance and Administration
• Tax Returns: Due annually, typically between March 31 and June 30 of the following year.
• Provisional Payments: Required in quarterly or semi-annual installments.
• Director Requirements: At least one authorized representative must reside in Switzerland.
Key Tax Considerations
• Social Security: Roughly 10% of gross salary for self-employed, divided between employer/employee for staff.
• Dividends: Generally 35% withholding tax, but reduced by double-tax treaties.
• Capital Gains: For businesses, gains are taxed as ordinary income; however, for individuals, gains on private assets are generally tax-exempt.
Disclaimer: Tax rates and regulations can vary based on specific circumstances, such as the exact municipality, and are subject to change.
TRANSFER OF CREDENTIALS INCLUDING DRIVERS - MOTORCYCLE RIDERS
A Swiss driving licence involves getting a learner's permit after first aid/eye tests, passing theory/practical exams for a 3-year probationary license, then completing further training (like a one-day course) for a permanent one, with foreign licence holders often needing to exchange theirs within a year, depending on their country. The process is structured, requiring official applications through cantonal road traffic offices and adhering to specific training milestones.
For New Drivers (Getting a Swiss Licence):
• First Aid Course: Complete a mandatory 10-hour first-aid course ("Nothelferkurs").
• Provisional Permit: Apply at your local road traffic office (Strassenverkehrsamt) with eye test, photos, and first-aid proof to get a learner's permit.
• Theory Test: Pass the Swiss driving theory exam.
• Practical Training: Take practical driving lessons.
• Practical Test: Pass the practical driving test to receive a 3-year probationary license.
• Advanced Training: Complete a one-day advanced driving course (like slippery road control) within the first year.
• Permanent Licence: After the 3-year probation, if no serious offenses, you can get the permanent card.
For Foreign Licence Holders:
• Short Stays:
You can drive with your valid foreign license for up to 12 months.
• Residency:
If you become a resident, you must exchange your license for a Swiss one within 12 months.
• Exchange Process:
This usually involves applying at your cantonal office, sometimes requiring a theory/practical test if your country isn't on Switzerland's exchange list.
• International Permit:
Carry an International Driving Permit (IDP) or an official translation if your license isn't in Latin script or an official language (DE, FR, IT, EN).
Key Points:
• Provisional License: Valid for 24 months for cars (Cat B).
• Permanent Licence: The new credit-card format replaces older paper ones (due to expire Nov 2024).
• Contact: Your local cantonal road traffic office is the main point of contact.
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Fair Global Order
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