Running everything from a single country used to work. In 2025, serious entrepreneurs spread risk, tax exposure and assets across more than one jurisdiction.

Why a multi‑jurisdiction structure works so well

  • Lower overall tax by placing different activities in smarter locations
  • Protect assets if one country changes the rules, freezes accounts or becomes unstable
  • Look more serious to partners and investors with a proper holding structure instead of a single small company

Done right, one holding company can legally own your trading, IP and investment entities around the world-and make your structure both safer and more efficient.

Simple example of a winning setup

  • A UAE or Singapore holding company that owns everything
  • A trading company in a jurisdiction optimised for logistics and trade
  • An IP company where your brand, software or content lives

You still run one business-but risk, tax and assets are logically separated.

What it really takes (and what it doesn’t)

You don’t need a dozen companies and a Wall Street legal team. You do need: - Real substance (some presence, activity and documentation) - Clear roles for each entity - Someone to coordinate compliance across the map

Budgets typically start in the mid‑five figures for serious structures, but many clients recover that in tax savings alone within the first year.

How Foreign Boss can help you scale safely

We review your current setup, design a simple two‑ or three‑jurisdiction structure, set up the entities and banking, and then stay with you long‑term to keep everything compliant. If you're thinking bigger than one country, but don’t want chaos, talk to Foreign Boss about a tailored multi‑jurisdiction plan that actually matches your business-not a cookie‑cutter diagram.