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ASSET PROTECTION THRU COSTA RICAN AND OFF SHORE CORPORATIONS HAS BECOME AN INVALUABLE TOOL FOR THE FOREIGN INVESTOR AS WELL AS THE NATIONAL BUSINESSMAN

OFFSHORE COMPANIES

Setting up offshore companies in a stable country like Costa Rica often helps individuals or organizations participate in international business and take advantage of more advantageous tax codes. In today’s economic climate, organizations need all the advantages they can get just to survive, and individuals need to leverage all the legal knowledge at their disposal to preserve their hard-earned assets. Costa Rica offers foreign investors attractive conditions but you need a professional law firm such as A.L.I. Attorneys to make sure your investment complies with all regulatory requirements.

Why Individuals Choose Costa Rica
There are several reasons why foreign investors and individuals choose to do business in Costa Rica: it has one of the most stable governments in Latin America, its friendly people, excellent weather, stable economy, and exuberant nature. In Costa Rica the U.S. Dollar is widely accepted for business transactions and the country has favorable exchange rate control. 

Individuals are often happy to learn that many of Costa Rica’s residents and professionals speak English and other languages. All our staff at A.L.I. Attorneys is fluent in English and Spanish. Other than Spanish, English is the most commonly spoken language in Costa Rica, which means foreign investors should have no problems getting the information they need.

 

Choosing a Law Firm for Offshore Companies
Setting up an offshore company in Costa Rica has many benefits but you need the guidance of a law firm that has significant experience in this area. A.L.I. Attorneys focuses on services to offshore companies, offshore private foundations, and limited liability companies. The firm has lawyers and accountants who understand the details of Costa Rica’s offshore corporation system so you do not have to worry about a technicality preventing you from doing business. 

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