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[S341]Setting Up Offshore Company
by Peter Waterhaze, Pet
When you set up a business offshore you can take advantage of tax havens. These are countries that offer little or no tax and will allow you to save a lot of money. There are many ways to set up your businesses to set aside even more taxes and money. It can be quite simple to set up in many of these offshore banking countries. It is important to be aware of the different rules and regulations involved with different countries.

You can shield assets and transactions from liabilities. By setting up your business in the name of a private company you can keep your transactions anonymous. There are now some laws that are regulating money laundering, which may affect the ways you can do this. Again be aware that you understand the laws and rules of the country you are proposing to deal with.

Things that you will need for your offshore company:

1. The first thing that you will need is a certificate of incorporation to provide the proof of existence of your company. The Registrar of Companies will issue this certificate. But further proofs may be needed to prove that your company exists and is doing business.

2. A registration agent is usually employed to deal with all the proper rules and regulations.

3. Every communications will be sent to the registered office, which is the address of your company.

4. The members will be the owners of the company by law. The members can be shareholders while the actual owner may remain nameless.

5. Role of Directors. The directors of the company manage the business. The directors are provided by corporate service providers of the offshore jurisdiction.

6. The company secretary will look after the fact that the company is run as per the rules and regulations. Often the Corporate service provider will appoint someone for this post.

7. Statutory records. Statutory records are registers which provide the company information. These registers need to be made according to the rules and regulations of the country.

8. Your book keeping should be in order as these records are often required.

There Are Several Types Of Companies:

1. Limited Liability Company

2. International Business Company

3. There are companies that issue shares

4. Company limited by guarantee

5. Protected Shell companies

6. Company dealing with Trusts

7. Partnerships

There are number of offshore companies that you can set up in foreign countries to save your tax and money. You should always be careful of the laws and rules of the country before opening your business. It is best to seek advice from offshore banking consultants, who will guide you through the procedures and get you the best deal.

There are many jurisdictions that will incorporate your company offshore, but as of this writing we are going to recommend Panama. Panama privacy and banking secrecy is protected by law with violators facing jail time. They also offer anonymous bearer share corporations. An offshore company setup with bearer shares instead of traditional share holders, provides maximum security.

Tax reduction is possible if you restructure the way you do business. The best way is to split core and non core functions, so that the offshore company has control of the core assets of your company.
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