can local company be owner of offshore company?
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Yes you can have your local company (or any company) to be the share holder of a offshore company, this applies for almost any jurisidiction if not all. Actually it is how a holding structure looks like you have one company to own all shares in another one.
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So no problem that a UK, Bermuda or even a Chinese company can be 100% owner of the offshore company right? Does this means that the "onshore" company will hold ALL shares for the offshore company where the share certificate will be prove of the same or will there be a ownership certificate for the offshore company?
Correct, regardless of where your current company is incorporated then you can register a new Seychelles company with it.
Yes the "onshore company" will hold the shares of the Seychelles company, this can be seen on the shareholder certificate, there is no "ownership certificate" 🙂
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I would let the Seychelles company own the Belize IBC - if privacy is in question here.
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Yes, there is no reason for why it should not be able to do so... you just need to transfer the shares to the Seychelles company (Typically it's then a Seychelles Holding Company) and you are good.
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