Advantages of offshore company formation in Anguilla
- No paid up capital required
- No reporting requirements
- Directors' and shareholders' names are not public. A copy of the shareholders' register must be kept at the registered office of the offshore company
- Nominee shareholders and directors may be used for tax planning purposes
- Offshore company name can be in any language
- Offshore company incorporation in a well-regulated financial services industry
- Common law legal system based on English law
Fees
- Standard fees are inclusive of formation, registration of an offshore company in Anguilla including provision of a registered office and a secretary. However the order total will depend on the order configuration. Please get in touch to receive a quotation.
Additional services
- Apostilling of the documents (usually required by foreign banks and authorities)
- Virtual office for an offshore company in Anguilla can be in outside Anguilla. Please ask for a quotation
Procedure
- Standard due diligence will be required for the company beneficial owners, directors and shareholders in addition to the completed application form.
Please advise if you would wish to proceed.
Your company will be incorporated within 48 after we receive the fees. We will dispatch the documents to your address within 5-7 working days afterwards by a courier.
Some useful links related to companies formation and offshore company registration in Anguilla are here:
Anguilla Registry http://www.commercialregistry.ai/
Anguilla Business Companies (ABC) Act 2020 http://www.gov.ai/document/finance/Objects%20and%20Reasons%20Anguilla%20Business%20Companies%20Act.pdf
FAQ.
How do I register my business in Anguilla?
To register a business in Anguilla, you would need to appoint a registered agent, since every International Business Company (IBC) in Anguilla is required to have a registered agent who acts as an intermediary to receive legal documents and notices from the Registrar on behalf of the company. The registered agent will submit the necessary documentation to the Registrar of Companies and will provide a registered office address in Anguilla where official documents and communications can be sent.
What is the International Business Companies Act 2000 Anguilla?
The International Business Companies Act 2000 in Anguilla is a significant law that governs the incorporation and operation of International Business Companies (IBCs) in Anguilla. IBCs are companies registered in Anguilla but conduct business activities outside of the country.
Key features of the International Business Companies Act 2000 include:
Flexible company structures: The Act allows for various types of IBCs, providing flexibility in terms of company structure and operations.
Efficient incorporation procedures: The Act streamlines the process of incorporating an IBC in Anguilla, making it quick and straightforward.
Shareholder privacy: The Act guarantees privacy for shareholders of IBCs, with strict rules on revealing company information.
Legal system based on British Common Law: Anguilla's legal system is based on British Common Law, providing a familiar and reliable framework for businesses.
Please note that in 2022, the Anguilla Business Companies Act replaced the International Business Companies Act, and Anguilla IBCs are now referred to as Anguilla BCs (Business Companies).