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What I would do would be to have a primary holding company. Have a secondary company that holds any IP or assets and then lease them to a third company, also owned by the holding company. If you ever incur something like a judgement, the third company is simply an empty shell.

Depending on where your company is located, there may be restrictions on certain types of businesses being run from a corporation that handles other businesses. And never forget to review your formation documents. They may have restrictions as well.

The short answer is yes. The longer answer is, for liability protection, you may well want to divide your companies up into separate companies under a holding company. That way if something happens to one of the companies, the liability does not crush everything.

We don't need processing. Our agents collect data from our clients, produce licensing documents and then we submit them. We need English speakers who are reasonably intelligent. We are not worried about the government. Just insane plaintiff's lawyers.

We work in the debt collection and debt portfolio sale and brokering industry. And again, thank you and sorry I did not provide enough information. It is my first post on here and first venture.

I am looking at my first offshore venture. I am an American, with an American company. We provide consulting services, primarily for an industry that is heavily licensed and regulated. I want to create an offshore parent company for my American company and I want to look at hiring people...