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  #1 Danielle Barlow on 20 Feb 12

   

  Forming an offshore company may seem like a daunting task and one that only scrupulous entities take part in, but that isn't the case. Offshore companies provide many advantages to small and large businesses that make chartering a business in another jurisdiction a smart, safe, and sound business plan. For instance, often times the assets of the business are tied to the business owner's name. If you incorporate offshore then the assets are tied to the business, providing a layer of safety and security for you and the assets.
  
  That ties into the legal safety of opening a business offshore. Many corporations, in various sizes, fear the sting of frivolous lawsuits. These lawsuits, with no cause, waste company resources and bog down profits. Many offshore jurisdictions have protections in place to protect companies from lawsuits that have no real merit. For instance, in some jurisdictions the plaintiff has to place a large bond that they will have to forfeit should the court find their suit frivolous.
  
  Founding an offshore company also provides advanced privacy and anonymity. As mentioned earlier, many offshore companies own all of the assets - cash, property, real estate and others. The actual owner of the business is often protected from disclosing their identity. That means that the business owner remains anonymous while the business operates. This is an impressive boon in an age of constant corporate subterfuge.
  
  One of the most well-known advantages of an offshore company is the tax benefits. Often offshore companies (societe chypre) pay less in tax than companies that remain within their own borders. That isn't to say that you can evade tax (which is illegal) but that you'll pay less in taxes thanks to having little to no tax in some jurisdictions. In your home country you'll still have to report income, but offshore companies often benefit from a lower tax bracket thanks to certain types of corporate structuring.
  
  The advantages don't stop there. Offshore companies are often cheaper to establish, take much less time to form, and require fewer directors and shareholders. Most offshore businesses can be formed with just one person. That lowers overhead and goes a long way in organizing and controlling the company.
  The advantages are just too numerous when it comes to offshore companies. Safety, security, and increased profit await those who incorporate overseas. They may not be for everyone, but those seeking ways to expand profits and increase their safety net should definitely take a look into expanding overseas

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Forming an offshore company may seem like a daunting task and one that only scrupulous entities take part in, but that isn't the case. Offshore companies provide many advantages to small and large businesses that make chartering a business in another jurisdiction a smart, safe, and sound business plan. For instance, often times the assets of the business are tied to the business owner's name. If you incorporate offshore then the assets are tied to the business, providing a layer of safety and security for you and the assets.<br /><img border="0" align="left" src="http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/9f/Cyprus_European_Union_Presidency_flags_at_top_of_Nicosia_Building.JPG/320px-Cyprus_European_Union_Presidency_flags_at_top_of_Nicosia_Building.JPG" alt="entreprise chype" /><br />That ties into the legal safety of opening a business offshore. Many corporations, in various sizes, fear the sting of frivolous lawsuits. These lawsuits, with no cause, waste company resources and bog down profits. Many offshore jurisdictions have protections in place to protect companies from lawsuits that have no real merit. For instance, in some jurisdictions the plaintiff has to place a large bond that they will have to forfeit should the court find their suit frivolous.<br /><br />Founding an offshore company also provides advanced privacy and anonymity. As mentioned earlier, many offshore companies own all of the assets - cash, property, real estate and others. The actual owner of the business is often protected from disclosing their identity. That means that the business owner remains anonymous while the business operates. This is an impressive boon in an age of constant corporate subterfuge.<br /><br />One of the most well-known advantages of an offshore company is the tax benefits. Often offshore companies (<a href="http://chypresociete.com/2011/11/30/fiscalite-de-chypre/" rel="nofollow">societe chypre</a>) pay less in tax than companies that remain within their own borders. That isn't to say that you can evade tax (which is illegal) but that you'll pay less in taxes thanks to having little to no tax in some jurisdictions. In your home country you'll still have to report income, but offshore companies often benefit from a lower tax bracket thanks to certain types of corporate structuring.<br /><br />The advantages don't stop there. Offshore companies are often cheaper to establish, take much less time to form, and require fewer directors and shareholders. Most offshore businesses can be formed with just one person. That lowers overhead and goes a long way in organizing and controlling the company. <br />The advantages are just too numerous when it comes to offshore companies. Safety, security, and increased profit await those who incorporate overseas. They may not be for everyone, but those seeking ways to expand profits and increase their safety net should definitely take a look into expanding overseas</div>

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