Anguilla
Anguilla offers a confidential and flexible business environment with no corporate income tax, capital gains tax, or exchange restrictions. Its well-regulated financial sector supports various company structures. All IBCs must maintain and submit annual accounting records to remain compliant.
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What You Need to Know About Forming an International Business Company - IBC?
What is an IBC?
An IBC (International Business Company) is a private company typically used for international trade, asset protection, or holding purposes. In Anguilla, it is a flexible and confidential corporate structure.
Do I need an IBC?
If you operate internationally or need asset protection, an IBC is ideal. Anguilla is a preferred jurisdiction due to its modern IBC laws.
What does IBC formation mean?
IBC formation is the process of legally setting up an international company. In Anguilla, it involves fast registration and minimal local requirements.
How easy is it to form an IBC?
Forming an IBC in Anguilla is quick and efficient. Most companies are registered within 06 days with simple procedures.
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Preparation
Register or login and fill in the company names and director/ shareholder(s).
Fill in shipping, company address or special request (if any).
Filling
Get soft copies of key documents (Certificate of Incorporation, etc.) to start your business. Use the company kit to open a bank account, or let us assist with banking.
Payment
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Frequently Asked Questions
All international business companies (IBC) in Anguilla must have an Anguilla Registered Office and Anguilla Registered Agent. According to government regulations, all details about the company, including its directors and shareholders, must be kept at your Anguilla Registered Office as well as the Articles of Incorporation, complete financial records and the company seal. All records and financial information of your company are kept confidential and non-public as protected by Anguilla's confidentiality regulations.
Anguilla also requires all IBCs to have an Anguilla Registered Office for the duration of their existence on the register of companies and to operate in Anguilla. Furthermore, the person providing your company's office must have the necessary license to this service to avoid cases of illegal practice. When your Anguilla Registered Office provider no longer holds the license, your company is required to change its previously registered headquarters and immediately notify the Anguilla Registry.
An Anguilla Registered Agent representing your IBC, who is responsible for signing and filing the Articles of Incorporation, must meet the following requirements as prescribed by the Anguilla government:
- Over 18 years old.
- Must not have any criminal record.
- Financial status must not be 'bankrupt'.
A meeting of shareholders or Annual general meeting is a gathering of a company's shareholders who are concerned about said company’s business activities and performance. The directors present a report detailing the company's past activities, its performance and any strategic plan for the future at these meetings. In addition, if there are any big changes such as new appointments to the board of directors, amount of dividend, or audit, the shareholders can vote on said issues.
Anguilla is a tax haven in its truest sense. This British Overseas Territory offers the lowest tax rates in comparison to international standards. In particular, Anguilla income tax rate and corporate tax rate is 0% for both its residents and non-residents. In addition, other Anguilla taxes such as capital gains tax, inheritance tax, and gift tax are exempt for every company conducting business here. In order to manage the highly competitive tax rates, Anguilla’s government relies on custom duties and luxury tourism as the main incomes of the territory.
Being a reliable tax haven, Anguilla also provides businesses with nominee services without having to worry about the financial auditing or reporting process, along with another degree of confidentiality and privacy to an already exceptional offshore environment.
In Anguilla, Limited Liability Company (LLC) and International Business Company (IBC) are two of the most popular business structures. Both apply the same favorable tax rates, specifically:
- Corporate tax rate: 0%
- Income tax rate: 0%
- Inheritance tax rate: 0%
- Gift tax rate: 0%
- Capital gains tax rate: 0%
- Estate tax rate: 0%
- Stamp duty rate: 0-5%
- Property tax rate: 0.75%
- Land transfer tax rate: 5%