ANGUILLA IBC’S

Anguilla IBC's are exempt from all taxes. An Anguilla company can be incorporated within 24 hours after receipt of funds and completed forms. The delivery time required for the documents vary depending on their final destination.

The most notable features of the Anguilla IBC’s are the following:

· There is no minimum Authorized Share Capital requirement for Anguillan companies.

· The maximum Share Capital has no limitation and does not affect the Registration Fee or the Annual Fees.

· Anguilla Offshore Companies do not require more than one director.

· One shareholder and one director are allowed. The same person can be the shareholder and director.

· A director does not have to be a shareholder.

· Directors and shareholders may be natural persons or corporate entities.

· Shareholders and directors may be of any nationality and residents of any country.

· Shares can be issued with or without Par Value.

· Shares may be issued as Registered or Bearer form.

· For Anguilla offshore incorporation, Nominee shareholders and directors are allowed and we can provide this service if required.

· There is no requirement for a secretary.

· The IBC Act makes it an offence for anyone including an auditor or official liquidator to reveal any information regarding an Anguilla corporation, except by order of the Court, and solely relating to criminal activities.

· The information on the Beneficial Owners is kept at the Registered Office and not available to the public. Nevertheless, we offer Nominee Services for Anguilla corporations to provide for your further confidentiality and privacy.

· IBC shares may be issued in a variety of forms and classifications and may include: Par or No Par Value, voting or non-voting, Preferential or Common and Registered or Bearer form.

· Shares may be issued for money or for other valuable consideration.

· Shares may be issued in any currency.

· The minimum requirement for an Anguillan Offshore Company is one shareholder and one director who may be the same person.

· Nominee Shareholders and directors are allowed and we can provide this service.

· There is no statutory requirement for a secretary or other officers for Anguillan corporations; however, if officers are required they can also be directors and shareholders.

· Shareholders and directors may be of any nationality and reside in any country.

· Directors and shareholders may be either a natural person or a corporate entity.

· An Anguillan IBC does not need to hold an Annual General Meeting of its shareholders. If such a meeting is decided on, it may be held anywhere in the world and by any means including by telephone or other electronic means, once effective communication is ensured.

· Director's meetings are not required.

· When a meeting of shareholders or directors is held, a proxy may represent a shareholder or director and speak or vote on his behalf.

· Law provides Tax Exemption for offshore companies beginning from the day of incorporation.

· Annual Fees are to be paid on the birthday of the company and every twelve (12) months thereafter.

· There are no dual Taxation Treaties with other countries; therefore there is no requirement for exchange of information with other Tax Authorities.

· There is no requirement to file any accounts or financial statements.

· There is no requirement to appoint an auditor.

· Books and records must be maintained and available if required.

· Copies of the following documents must be kept at the Registered Office – Articles of Incorporation, General by-laws, Certificate of Incorporation and Register of shareholders and directors.

· The Register is not available to the public.

An Offshore Company incorporated in Anguilla, shall not:

· Do business with residents of Anguilla.

· Own interest in real property in Anguilla.

· Carry on business in banking or trust and insurance business except if the appropriate license is granted.

· Provide company management or registered offices for an Anguilla Offshore Corporation.

An Offshore Company incorporated in Anguilla, may:

· Have professional contact with local lawyers, accountants, investment advisors etc.

· Hold meetings of shareholders and directors in Anguilla.

· Own and manage sea vessels.

Finally, it is important to note that the name of an Anguillan Offshore Company must end with a word or phrase or the abbreviation thereof which indicates Limited Liability. Examples are "Limited", "Ltd.", "Corporation", "Corp.", "Société Anonyme", and "S.A.".

The name of an Anguillan Offshore Company shall not use a word or phrase which may suggest the patronage of Government such as "Government", "Govt", "National", "Royal", "Republic", "Commonwealth" or "Anguilla".

The name of an IBC may not end with a word, a phrase or an abbreviation thereof such as Bank, Assurance, Building Society, Chamber of Commerce, Foundation, Trust etc., without special permission or license.

FEES FOR REGISTRATION	US$
One Anguilla IBC, door to door courier included	$895,00

The aforementioned fee also includes the following:

· Verification of the proposed names for the company at the registrar

· Memorandum and Articles

· Certificate of Incorporation

· Share certificates

· Share register

· First minutes

· Power of attorney

· Undated and signed resignation letter from the nominee director

· First year of the license fee

The nominee director service is rendered free of any cost to you for the first year.

OPTIONAL SERVICES	US$
Corporate documents with Apostille	$200,00
Twelve (12) months of Virtual Office (Mail forwarding from a
PO Box in Panama)	$350,00
Bank account in:
Panama	$500,00
Bahamas	$600,00
Belize	$600,00
Cyprus	$600,00
Seychelles	$600,00
Nevis	$600,00
St. Vincent and The Grenadines	$600,00
St. Lucia	$600,00
Switzerland	$600,00
Austria	$600,00

RENEWAL FEES	US$
With nominee director, registered agent and annual license fee
payable to the government of Anguilla	$725,00
Without nominee director, registered agent and annual license
fee payable to the government of Anguilla	$625,00