A “Hollow Corporation”, especially an offshore corporation may offer maximum diversity to a private owner and even provide privacy and anonymity to a business. This may be especially important to people who choose to incorporate offshore and engage in global business activities.
Advantages of hollow corporations: Hollow corporations with no physical presence can conduct business with people in many countries. Privacy – a no-physical entity that an individual may use to conduct transactions without a paper trail, or without being sued. Exploitation of the differences between tax jurisdictions.
As a result, hedge funds and other investors choose to incorporate offshore as a shield in the event of a lawsuit. Hollow corporations can add value to a business.
Hollow corporations are not legal entities and as such are not subject to any tax jurisdiction other than the ones that they operate in, they are only subject to the tax laws of the country they operate in.
The statement is not intended to validate that a company is not responsible for reporting UK corporation tax. It is not a guarantee of tax compliance or a guarantee that the company is in compliance with tax treaties or various laws or regulations. There are many positive aspects to incorporating a corporation offshore.
There are many positive aspects to incorporating a corporation offshore. The company will pay lower rates of corporation tax, it can provide anonymity for the shareholders of the company, and it can provide for a level of privacy for the owners of the company.
Hollow corporations have no physical presence. It is common to have a web site of corporation that has a company logo and slogan. Businesses of this type are awarded government contracts in the USA that require the recipient to be a legal entity.