If you’re freelancing internationally, an offshore company can streamline invoicing and give you better control over currency conversion and client perception. Just make sure your home country’s tax office is on board—you might still need to declare global income. A lot of freelancers use companies in Estonia, Cyprus, or even Belize to appear more professional and manage income better. Before making a move, check the freelancer-focused threads on Offshore Company Formation. They cover everything from Stripe alternatives to remote banking tips.