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Foreign Corporate Structures <\/h2>\n

The designation of Foreign Corporation is given to a Foreign Corporate Structures that operate within another jurisdiction outside of the jurisdiction where it is domiciled. Most often, corporations are initially formed in a single jurisdiction before expanding into other jurisdictions.<\/p>\n

Features<\/h2>\n

Creditors are restricted from suing the Foreign Corporate Structures stockholders to collect debts of the corporation. The C-Corporation\u2019s stockholders\u2019s personal assets are protected from attachment or seizure to pay the company\u2019s debts. This feature creates a limited personal liability for business debts. There are also lower applicable tax rates for distributing corporate profits between stockholders. As well as no limit on how many people can become stockholders.<\/p>\n

Typical Uses<\/h2>\n

Foreign Corporate Structures operate within a single jurisdiction or I multiple jurisdictions and may perform the following types of operations:<\/p>\n