Cyprus, Seychelles, Belize and various other offshore jurisdictions have tax reforms allowing a company to receive dividends tax free. It will depend on which of these jurisdictions you want to incorporate.
Most often a offshore company does not pay tax, so the answer to your question may depend on where the offshore company is incorporated. For instant Belize, Seychelles, Panama, BVI companies and such countries don't pay tax.
So what you say is that if you take out money from one company and put it into the Seychelles offshore company you don't have to pay tax at all on this amount?
Sorry for reopening this topic but I feel it is important & of interest to a few of us here.
Actually this makes sense in case you have a Seychelles holding company that owns 100% of the shares of a Cyprus company 🙂 Money can float tax free between these entities.