Anguilla International Company Formation – Offshore Business Setup
- Register your Company in Anguilla in 2-3 days (upon validation of your identification documents).*
- Client confidentiality protection via secured systems.
- Your company and its application for a bank account, including eBanking and credit card. Opening by correspondence.
- A dedicated manager is available throughout the year to administer your company.
Step 1
Complete our application form – Anguilla
Complete our order form and make the payment for your chosen services. You will then be assigned a client manager to assist you through the incorporation process.
Step 2
Upload your documents
Your account manager will ask you for official documents which are required for your company formation. Or use our UBO services.
Step 3
Incorporate your company successfully
Once your documents have been processed your company will be successfully incorporated subject to local authority approval.
Step 4
Your account manager will guide you through the steps of completing your request of additional services such as bank accounts.
Step 5
Manage Your company via our client portal
Our client portal will give you immediate access to all your documents as well as display your company structure.
The type of company that we form in Anguilla is known as an International Business Company (IBC), commonly known as offshore companies. An IBC is a company that is registered in Anguilla and conducts its business activity purely outside the island.
No, IBC companies formed in Anguilla are exempt from any form of taxation in Anguilla as long as the IBC does not conduct its business in Anguilla.
While the company may not be liable to pay taxes, please consult with a tax/legal advisor in your country of residence, to determine your own tax liability.
No, there is no public register of company officers in Anguilla.
A minimum of 1 director and 1 shareholder should be appointed to setup an Anguilla International Business Company (IBC).
No, there are no accounting requirements.
However, Section 65 (1) and (2) of the IBC Act 2000 (Amended) require all companies to maintain records permitting the documentation of the company’s transactions and financial situation.
The shareholders’ liability in an Anguilla IBC is typically limited to the amount of shares respectively held by them.
No, there is no paid up capital requirement. The standard share capital is USD 50,000 but can be amended to fit your requirements.
No bearer shares are not allowed in Anguilla and tend to disappear from most jurisdictions.c
Main Characteristics of an Anguilla Offshore Company
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N.B. Section 65 (1) and (2) of the IBC Act 2000 (Amended) require all companies to maintain records permitting to document a company’s transactions and financial situation
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While the company may not be liable to pay taxes, please consult with a tax/legal advisor in your country of residence, to determine your own tax liability.
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Anguilla Offshore Company Formation
Anguilla boasts the world’s first fully electronic registry system, the Commercial Online Registration Network (ACORN). This state-of-the-art company’s system enables instant and secure electronic incorporations and registrations giving the island a competitive edge as company formation can be done 24 hours a day, 7/7.