One of my main motivations for registering offshore is actually just so that I don't have to deal with the hassle of book-keeping and record-keeping that pretty much all countries require from businesses registered there.
I want to keep things simple for my business. Apparently some offshore countries don't have any annual record-keeping policies where you don't actually have to submit any filings at the end of the year or whatever. That would be great! Is that really the case?
I looked into incorporating in Hong Kong but learned that they have quite strict reporting requirements and require you to make filings outlining all your financial statements, corporate meeting minutes, etc, just like most non-offshore countries require. That for me is a no-go, as it removes one of the biggest advantages of offshore business, which is simplicity
I was hoping the knowledge people on this forum could shed some light on the various offshore countries and their requirements for you to submit filings or any other book-/record-keeping. Which countries have no such requirements? And which have only slight requirements?
Thank you
I want to keep things simple for my business. Apparently some offshore countries don't have any annual record-keeping policies where you don't actually have to submit any filings at the end of the year or whatever. That would be great! Is that really the case?
I looked into incorporating in Hong Kong but learned that they have quite strict reporting requirements and require you to make filings outlining all your financial statements, corporate meeting minutes, etc, just like most non-offshore countries require. That for me is a no-go, as it removes one of the biggest advantages of offshore business, which is simplicity
I was hoping the knowledge people on this forum could shed some light on the various offshore countries and their requirements for you to submit filings or any other book-/record-keeping. Which countries have no such requirements? And which have only slight requirements?
Thank you