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The management of an offshore company can differ from that of a regular company in several ways:
- Ownership Structure: Offshore companies may have a more complex ownership structure, with multiple shareholders, directors, and officers located in different countries.
- Board of Directors: Offshore companies may have a board of directors that is located in a different country than the jurisdiction of incorporation, which can make it more difficult to manage and make decisions for the company.
- Record Keeping: Offshore companies may be subject to less stringent record-keeping requirements, which can make it more difficult to keep track of the financial and operational activities of the company.
- Distance: The distance between the jurisdiction of incorporation and the location where the business is conducted can make it more difficult to manage the company, as communication and travel can be more time-consuming and expensive.
