Antigua & Barbuda Offshore Company
Antigua and Barbuda provides investors with the opportunity to establish their offshore company in a jurisdiction that offers tax holidays for up to 50 years of incorporation. The procedure of registering an Antigua and Barbuda offshore company is complex therefore it is advised to seek professional assistance.
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Registering a Antigua and Barbuda Offshore Company
The International Business Corporations (IBC) Act 1982 governs the formation of all Antigua and Barbuda offshore companies. In order to incorporate an IBC in Antigua and Barbuda, there must be at least two Antigua and Barbuda citizens who are residents of the jurisdiction, additionally one of the two residents must be an attorney. All companies are formed under the Companies Act thus Memorandum and Articles of Association and other documents detailing the incorporating of the company must be submitted to the Registrar of Companies.
The minimum share capital for an Antigua and Barbuda offshore company is US$50,000. There must be a minimum of one shareholder in order to establish the offshore company, details of whom are kept off public record. A minimum of one director is required for the company, who is not required to be an Antigua and Barbuda resident however, their details are put on the public record.
Antigua and Barbuda is a popular jurisdiction for registering an offshore company as it offers tax exemption for the first fifty years of incorporation, with total exemption from capital gains tax and estate duties.
The process of establishing an Antigua and Barbuda offshore company is complex thus it is advised to seek the guidance of a professional consultancy firm. This will enable you to complete this process in a professional and timely manner ensuring that you are in compliance with the jurisdictional regulations.
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