Why Go Offshore

The offshore financial sector is larger and more pervasive than any individual national economy, and it is used by business in many different ways to optimize tax structures. Currently, more than half of the world's money is offshore. The advent of the Internet opens up new and even more interesting possibilities.

Those days when offshore legal entities were for super reach people and large enterprises are over. Offshore legal entities and bank accounts become more affordable and easier accessible than ever. It has created a very strong demand from two new group of customers.

First group includes middle class individuals, who would like to preserve their hard earned wealth by moving their assets offshore. Doctors, engineers, corporate managers, nurses, etc. buy properties and move to low tax jurisdictions upon retirement.

Second group consist of middle- and small-size businesses, which conduct business internationally. Import/export companies, companies offering their goods and services online, consulting companies with international clientele are the most frequent buyers of offshore legal entities.

Why A & P Intertrust Corporation?

Our company has very solid experience in the offshore industry and long-term business relations with offshore professionals in the worlds most popular offshore jurisdictions. As a result, we are able to offer effective, reliable, time saving and cost effective offshore solutions with maximum secrecy.

We has developed a very convenient and functional website, which accepts orders from any part of the world. On top of that we created a sophisticated due diligence procedure, which is based on using of modern technology. As a result, we are able to apply simplified document requirements. Our clients email us scanned copies of their documents. They do not need to spend money and time for collection of traditional reference letters, certification of their personal documents and courier them to our office. As a result, orders are processed much faster.

The most common use of offshore companies.

Asset Protection

Doctors, lawyers and other wealthy individuals transfer ownership of their assets to controlled offshore entities. Thus, it protects assets against malpractice and other possible claims, helps to save assets in case of problematic divorces, etc. Corporations use offshore structures to protect assets against creditors, product liability, etc.

Trade, Marketing and Distribution

For international business it is often possible to use an offshore company as an intermediary in which part of the profits of the operation can be accumulated in a low-tax jurisdiction. Even for local businesses in high-tax jurisdictions, it may be possible to separate the selling part of the process from the manufacturing part, and send it offshore, especially now when e-commerce infrastructure may be easy organized in almost any offshore jurisdiction.

Financial Holding

Offshore companies are widely used for holding foreign subsidiaries and receive dividends or interest on loans from them in a tax-efficient manner, concentrating the profits and losses from subsidiaries in one low-tax area, obtaining financing from institutions that are themselves free of high taxation.

Holding of Intellectual Property

Offshore companies can be involved in software and other intellectual property development, own patents and trademarks licensed to other companies. A a result, businesses can account for significant profit increase, tax savings and minimization of reporting and regulatory compliance.

Offshore Investment

The gains from investment are exempt from all local taxes or very lightly taxed in offshore jurisdictions.

Real estate holding

Residential and commercial properties can be held by an offshore company.

Inter-Company Borrowing, Lending and Leasing

An offshore company, which is owner of machinery and equipment, can lease the equipment to a company in an onshore jurisdiction with profits for the operation held offshore. Also an offshore company can provide loan and collect interest from a company in an onshore jurisdiction.