Offshore Company Registration

Offshore Company Formation has a considerable number of benefits for business owners. It is an opportunity to get rid of a complex taxation system and create conditions for the rapid development of your organization. This process becomes much easier if you use the services of our company. Specialists know the peculiarities of offshore jurisdictions and understand how to complete this process as quickly as possible.

All Offshore Jurisdictions

Barbados

Barbados

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Anguilla

Anguilla

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Cayman Islands

Cayman Islands

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El Salvador

El Salvador

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Saint Lucia

Saint Lucia

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Seychelles

Seychelles

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St Vincent & Grenadines

St Vincent & Grenadines

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Mauritius

Mauritius

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Marshall

Marshall

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Isle of Man

Isle of Man

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Comparative Table by Offshore Jurisdiction

Choose from the most reputable and business-friendly offshore jurisdictions for your business.
JurisdictionRegistration TimeTaxPublic Company RegisterAccounting / Reporting Requirements
Panama~3–5 business days25% local tax; foreign income not taxed (territorial system)Yes – limited public accessNo public filing; bookkeeping required; annual renewal fee
Cayman Islands2–5 days0% corporate tax for international businessNo public register of ownersMinimal record-keeping; no audit required
British Virgin Islands (BVI)1–3 days0% on foreign incomeNo public register of shareholders/directorsAnnual Return required (balance + income); no audit
Seychelles1–2 days0% on income earned outside SeychellesNo public registerAccounting records must be kept; no audit
Bahamas2–4 days0% for offshore companiesNo public disclosureBookkeeping required; no public reporting or audit
Saint Lucia3–5 days0% for IBCs; incentives for international businessNo public registerSimplified internal accounting only
Anguilla2–3 days0% on foreign-source incomeNo public registerInternal records required; no audit
Barbados1–2 weeks5%–15%, depending on activity and structureYes – limited disclosureAnnual financial statements and audit required
Mauritius1–2 weeks3%–15%, with exemptions for Global Business CompaniesPartial public registerFinancial statements and audit required
Isle of Man3–5 days0% standard; exceptions for banking/insurancePartially publicAnnual return, financial statements, and audit (if active)
Jersey3–5 days0% general rate; 10% for regulated sectorsLimited public informationAnnual reporting; audit depending on activity
Marshall Islands~1 week0% for non-resident companiesNo public disclosureBookkeeping required; no annual filing or audit
El Salvador1–2 weeks30% corporate tax; not an offshore jurisdictionYes – public registerFull accounting and reporting required

Why Choose Offshore Company

With such registration, you can protect your business from liquidation attempts, wrongful claims, illegal claims, and more. Usually, registering an offshore business is beneficial for business owners if there are problems with the courts and the executive branch in their country. Most jurisdictions do not impose capital requirements. The registration process usually takes only a few days. Jurisdictions that offer to register such a company are interested in attracting foreign business; therefore, they give them impeccable protection and various benefits and comprehensively try to help their development: lack of strict control, ease of paperwork, simplified taxation, and much more. Even if there is a country that exempts you from paying taxes, it will receive additional bonuses in the form of investments, jobs, and other things. Having an offshore business has several advantages:
  • Support for foreign countries at all levels;

  • No taxation;

  • Privacy and protection of assets;

  • Flexible legislation and ease of registration.

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Offshore Company registration involves 4 main stages

  1. Choice of jurisdiction

    It is one of the most critical steps. Each country sets its own rules and requirements for the applicant company, so the council will learn more about several jurisdictions at once to make the right decision.

  2. Payment of fees and services of the state registrar

    Each country sets its own fixed fee. It does not change depending on the activities of the organization. The total price can be obtained from our specialists.

  3. Opening a bank account and depositing the minimum authorized capital (if necessary).

    Each country sets its requirements for the size of the authorized capital. You still need to open a bank account even if it is not required.

  4. Collection of necessary documents.

    The passage of each of the stages involves the collection of required documents. All papers must be translated into the language of the country where you want to register.

Required documents for offshore company registration

The required documents list highly depends on the jurisdiction you have chosen. You must prepare an identity card for the company’s owner, shareholders, and managers. Also, you need to provide the legal address of the company. If you decide to register an organization not on your own but through an intermediary, you must issue a power of attorney. Also, it would be best if you drew up a memorandum of association, where all the general rules for the organization of the corporate structure will be spelled out. It also contains the following required data:

Name;

Data of founders;

Data of the registered agent;

The legal address of the offshore organization;

Regulations spelled out the goals of the company’s activities and powers.

Amount of authorized capital and currency.

Features of activity and some other things.

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