An offshore company is a company registered in a jurisdiction where it doesn’t conduct the majority of its business. While offshore companies sometimes have a reputation as being illicit or shady, they are absolutely legal to set up and to use
An offshore company is a company that conducts either an insubstantial amount of or no business from within the jurisdiction in which it operates. When forming an offshore company, choosing your jurisdiction is a strategic decision that can have significant ramifications for your business and bottom line
As an individual working overseas or settling in a location for favorable taxation, international tax planning can be quite a hassle. The rules and regulations are often complex, and understanding what you need to do to comply with all necessary domestic and international requirements can seem daunting.
Singapore is becoming a less exotic and remote business centre for European businessmen.
Malta has amongst the lowest tax rates in the EU so it is not surprising that you can found a company in Malta in compliance with community laws which offers a number of advantages that can be compared to those of offshore companies.
Choosing the most appropriate location to execute international commercial activities or make investments is often a difficult task requiring well-founded considerations.
Our clients are more and more striving to find solutions which could make their international activity more compliant.
The European PLC is based on EU rules that give companies the option of forming a European Company since 2004 – formally known by its Latin name ‘Societas Europeae’ (SE).
In the past few years, two third of Chinese investments were realised through companies situated in Hong Kong.
A lot of corporate service providers and administrators have set up cheap on-line services but after a few months, they simply disappear and the client is unable to contact them.