In order to register a company for you in an offshore jurisdiction, we will need a document proving the identity of the beneficiary and trustee. A proxy is a natural person to whom a power of attorney will be issued. If the founder of the company, that is, the shareholder, is a legal entity, then certified copies of the constituent documents of the legal entity will be required.

The choice of a bank may be determined by various factors.
At the moment, opening an account for an offshore company is a rather laborious and difficult process: often, in addition to the source of origin of funds, it is necessary to provide prepared financial statements. With a clear structure of business, you can apply to open an account in the banks, which are easy to use, efficient.

The choice of a bank may also be determined by the expected amount of turnover on the account, the expected size of the account balance.
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At the meeting, we help clients in choosing the most optimal bank, based on the needs and wishes of the client.

In order to properly orient yourself in choosing the jurisdiction you need, you need to start from the ultimate task and business structuring. Whether it will be a trading company, a holding company or an asset holder - the choice of the country of incorporation depends on this. Based on your goals and wishes, the specialists of our company will advise you on the most attractive jurisdiction.

The liquidation of an offshore company takes place in several stages. At the time of liquidation of the company, it must be in an active status, therefore, the annual maintenance of the company must be paid and the state duty paid to the register. In the company, a liquidator is appointed as the director of the company, to whom all responsibility for the liquidation of the company passes. The liquidation balance sheet is drawn up, the dissolution of the company is published in the newspaper and the necessary form is sent to the register of companies. From the moment of submission of all notifications, as a rule, within 3-4 months the liquidation of the company takes place, about which a corresponding note is made in the register of companies. A liquidated company can only be restored by a court decision.

An offshore jurisdiction is a territory where, under certain conditions, there are no taxes at the legislative level.

Low tax jurisdictions are areas with low business taxes. Corporate tax rates in these countries are lower than in other European jurisdictions. In low-tax jurisdictions, the tax system is not as burdensome as in countries with higher tax rates.