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It’s nice how the most famous US lawyers in crypto talk about everything outside the United States as a “cottage industry” and say all the reasons to incorporate elsewhere are “nonsense”. (I know they do have a point, but have some humility and respect.)
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Tbf, they are saying U.S. projects offshoring for regulatory (non-tax) reasons but keeping operations onshore and trying to use convoluted corporate structures for regulatory arbitrage reasons are nonsense. Not that being non-U.S. based is nonsense.
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From what I’ve seen, the #1 reason for a non-US structure is tax optimization. This predates the Biden admin, and is often tied to both investor preferences and regulatory (tax) clarity for projects that are global in nature.
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