Avoiding Taxes
Is it possible to borrow money in one country using assets in another country as collateral? - Shares for example that are hedged with options...
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Knowingly avoiding taxes is actually a crime, but you should consult a private wealth manager if you want to be on the "safe" side
Avoiding taxes is not illegal at all, evading taxes is illegal. You are allowed to do anything within the law to avoid as much tax as you can. For your question, I personally don't know and you should ask the bank where your shares are held and I'm sure the answer varies by country.
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