Choosing a place where you'll set up your company's offshore bank account and the place where you'll incorporate that company depends on a lot of factors and circumstances - what kind of business you're in, what is your minimum deposit, what citizenship do you own?
Also, these two places don't necessarily have to be the same, diversification is always better.
When it comes to opening a bank account, you should go for the traditional wealth hubs, such as Singapore, Switzerland, and Lichtenstein because of the stability, and if you can't get in there, try somewhere in the middle - British Virgin Islands.
As for the incorporation, you can even go lower class there - Belize, Marshall Islands, Samoa, etc.
But remember: Total freedom and anonymity is not always the best option in the offshore world.
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