Chances of it being helpful to you is quite low. It's expensive and mostly works in corporate context.
>The people who implements offshoring have to learn from somewhere, so there is written tracks.
All on the job. Hop on a plane to caymans or whatever, spend half a decade working at a service provider there and then you'll have seen various implementations.
Keep in mind that this stuff changes all the time as the various countries' laws shift and each structure is essentially a once off custom design.
Chances of it being helpful to you is quite low. It's expensive and mostly works in corporate context.
>The people who implements offshoring have to learn from somewhere, so there is written tracks.
All on the job. Hop on a plane to caymans or whatever, spend half a decade working at a service provider there and then you'll have seen various implementations.
Keep in mind that this stuff changes all the time as the various countries' laws shift and each structure is essentially a once off custom design.
>It might even be taught in accounting schools
It's not.