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Offshore Company, Shelf Company and IBC Company, what!
Offshore Company:
A offshore company is simply a company registered in an Offshore Jurisdiction and which is subject to only little to no tax and which has many opportunities to increase profits and for a proper assets protection.
Shelf Company or Ready-Made Company:
This isn’t any different than any other company registration, it simply means that you buy a already incorporated company in the jurisdiction of where you want to conduct business. A shelf company is often faster to start trading with and in some cases where the incorporation speed is essential a good way to cut down the time frame it normally takes. A Shelf Company in as an Offshore Company often also gives you a lot of other possibilities like anonymity and subject for 0% Tax.
IBC or International Business Company:
An IBC is a company which is registered in an offshore jurisdiction and often also just a simple offshore company for instant a company in Cyprus. When a company gets the status to become an International business company, then it has in many parts of the world the status of a cero percentage of TaX but it is also not allowed to conduct business within the jurisdiction of incorporation. That mean if you register an IBC for instant in Cyprus, you can’t make any business within Cyprus, the IBC can only make business with others outside of Cyprus. This doesn’t mean that your IBC never is able to do business within the same jurisdiction but if it do, they are subject to TAX and will (in some cases) not be treated as an International Business Company any longer.
Does that mean that I can become an Offshore International Business Company and as an Shelf Company?
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Offshore Shelf Company Questions
Why are oil companies not drilling the 41 billion barrels of offshore oil they can legally drill?
there is 41 billion barrels of oil under the continental shelf that oil companies can drill for today if they want. Yet there are only a couple of rigs doing so. Yet they want access to the 19 billion barrels of oil off the east coast instead, because its cheaper and easier to drill. Will the conservatives ever pull their heads out of their @ss? They should be outraged that oil companies are not drilling the oil they have, instead of trying to help them make more money by passing laws to let them have the easier oil.
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Just because oil exists on those leases does not mean that it is economically recoverable. Unfortunately, you cannot tell before acquiring the lease whether the oil exists, or if it is producible. There are plenty of geologic and financial reasons for not developing these leases. Do the right kind of source rocks exist, was the geologic history right to "cook" the rock and turn the dead plankton into oil, did the right types of faults and traps exist for the oil to accumulate, does the oil now sit in high quality reservoir rock that will allow it to produce into the wellbore at sufficient rates, and is the pool of oil large enough to justify construction of a XXX million dollar platform and other necessary infrastructure? Offshore oil development is hugely expensive, and can go into the hundreds of millions or even billions of dollars for deepwater production. The larger the cost, the larger the accumulation must be to make it economic to produce. So, after spending hundreds of million dollars to acquire these leases, to conduct seismic, and to drill some exploratory wells, the geologists, engineers, and geophysicists have evidently decided there is not enough oil there to be worth going after.
THERE IS NO CONSPIRACY by the oil companies to tie up the leases to keep prices high. Why would they want to spend billions of dollars in lease acquision fees to do this -- Congress has already made it off limits, yet in testifying before congress, the CEO's of the big oil companies all urged Congress to open our waters for exploration.
If there were exploration targets on available US acreage that are even half as good as those overseas, you can bet your ass they would be drilled. Why would the oil companies rather drill elsewhere in the world, in hostile climates and in countries which could easily nationalize their oil industries? After spending billions of dollars to find and develop an oilfield, do you really think the oil companies want to have it expropriated? It simply makes no sense. And by the way, it is not about easy oil. It is about geologic, politial, and financial risks, as well as other factors such as lease terms and tax climates. Did you know that in some overseas contracts, the oil companies only make a few pennies on the dollar for every dollar the oil price rises above $25/bbl? The windfall rests with the foreign government, not with the oil company. US lease contracts could be structured similarly, such that there is a good balance between the exploration and cost risk borne by the oil company, with royalties and much of the oil price upside retained by the US government.
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