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A trust is a company that acts as an asset manager (fiduciary) for another business. It is a legal arrangement whereby the settlor transfers his or her assets (real estate property, dividends, savings or other assets) to another person — the trustee — so that they may be used to benefit the beneficiaries (who can be either a single individual or a group). The main function of a trust is to manage assets on behalf of their owner for the benefit of the beneficiaries

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An offshore company is a company established in order to operate and perform business activities outside the jurisdiction in which it was officially incorporated, as well as outside (or off the shores of) the place of residence of its directors, shareholders and beneficial owners, which may be crucial for tax planning in certain legal systems.

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South American companies
Before opening a company, you must have a clear picture of all the advantages and disadvantages of every option in South America and the nearby islands such as Aruba, Bonaire, Curacao and Trinidad and Tobago. Please bear in mind: if you need to incorporate a company in Brazil, make sure you contact us first. There are fundamental differences between private (fundação privada) and public (fundação pública) entities in Brazil.
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Limited liability partnership
A limited liability partnership is a type of partnership in which each partner’s liability is limited to the total value of their contributions. In other words, the liability of each partner does not place their personal assets at risk, only the assets they have contributed to the partnership. This can vary to some degree, depending on the jurisdiction and the provisions of the partnership contract.
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