Anguilla IBC's - FAQ's
- Do you provide nominee services for IBC's in Anguilla?
- I don't want to use registered shares, what do you recommend in Anguilla, bearer or nominee shareholder?
- Do I have to file any annual reports, such as Minutes of Meetings or accounts with the Government?
- What can you tell me about Anguilla? Is it a stable jurisdiction for an offshore?
- If circumstances change and I change my mind about the offshore company, can I get at least a partial refund?
- Is the information I give to you confidential? What about my proof of my identity?
- When I have incorporated my Anguilla offshore company, are there any other fees or costs of which I should be aware?
- Can I get an offshore bank account for an Anguilla IBC?
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- Do you provide nominee services for IBC's in Anguilla?
Yes, we do. If you want, we provide a nominee shareholder free of charge. We also offer nominee directors as a supplementary service.
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- I don't want to use registered shares, what do you recommend in Anguilla, bearer or nominee shareholder?
We recommend the use of the nominee shareholder who will issue a Declaration of Trust to the Beneficial Owner ensuring that the shares cannot be used in any way without the express consent of the real owner. This service we provide at no additional cost to you. Secondly, some banks will not open accounts for Companies with bearer shares.
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- Do I have to file any annual reports, such as Minutes of Meetings or accounts with the Government?
No. In Anguilla, there is no statutory requirement for meetings or account filing. Shareholders may hold meetings at their discretion and anywhere in the world.
Accounts should be kept but do not have to be filed.
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- What can you tell me about Anguilla? Is it a stable jurisdiction for an offshore?
Anguilla is a British Overseas Territory which enjoys the stability derived from this unique association. Anguilla is also one of the few truly tax free jurisdictions left as there is no income tax levied on companies or individuals. Its laws are based on British Common Law and the Queen of England is still the Head of State.
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- If circumstances change and I change my mind about the offshore company, can I get at least a partial refund?
Once the incorporation form has been completed and the company paid for, no refund is possible. These funds would have already been used for the incorporation fees and for the other services provided.
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- Is the information I give to you confidential? What about my proof of my identity?
For proof of your identity, you must provide one picture identity document, such as: a current valid passport or current valid national ID card or current valid Social Security Card or current and valid driver's license. A clear copy of one of these must be certified scanned and emailed to us.
Your identity documents which you send to us will be kept in the strictest confidence and protected under the laws of Anguilla, with a penalty of imprisonment and/or a fine. We may only reveal such information if you are suspected of doing something illegal and a court order requires us to reveal the information.
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- When I have incorporated my Anguilla offshore company, are there any other fees or costs of which I should be aware?
Yes. Every company has to pay a small annual government fee. This fee is due from the anniversary of the incorporation every anniversary thereafter. Also Anguilla requires all IBC's to have a registered office and registered agent in Anguilla. These fees are commonly referred to as maintenance fees and are not expensive. You may go to our 'Fees and Packages' page to find what is the annual.
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- Can I get an offshore bank account for an Anguilla IBC?
Yes you can. We are an official agent for most of the banks which we can introduce you to. The banks which we recommend are all secure and reliable banks. We will be happy to assist you in obtaining your offshore account, all of which provide internet banking and secure debit cards.
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