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offshore corporation
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offshore corporation n. a corporation chartered under the laws of a country other than the United States. Some countries (particularly in the Caribbean) are popular nations of incorporation since they have little corporate regulation or taxes and only moderate management fees. Professional trustees and nominal officials in the country of incorporation perform routine contacts with the local government, but take no active part in management. The reasons for the use of offshore corporations are best known to the incorporators, but may include avoidance of taxes, ease of international operations, freedom from state regulation, and placement of funds in accounts out of the country.



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company that transferred the data or the offshore company that misused it.
The indictment alleged that Grant was assisted in designing and carrying out the bankruptcy fraud by attorneys who referred him to an offshore company in the Cayman Islands for assistance in executing the scheme, Tang said.
and any offshore company owned or representative offices and personnel.
 
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