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 The Importance Of Choosing An Experienced And Seasoned Offshore Consultant

The best part of operating an IBC is that it will provide you with complete confidentiality and there will be no tax penalties whatsoever on the profit that your business makes. In the normal procedure, it is the responsibility of the bank to report your financial health as well as profits to the government but when operating an IBC, this is not the case. But the point is how can you open an IBC and operate it? Where should you register your IBC? And what are the legal procedures for registering an IBC?

Different countries have different legal procedures and requirements for IBC and the one person who can really guide you through this is your offshore consultant. The laws at offshore locations and their requirement checklist, for an IBC, keep changing from time to time. Hence, you will need an experienced and seasoned offshore consultant. Your offshore consultant needs to have enough experience handling IBCs and always be updated regarding the changes that take place at various offshore locations. Knowledge is power and the more abreast your consultant the rules, regulations and updates, the better equipped he/she will be to guide you through the procedures. For example, Antigua and Barbuda charge 40% tax on profit from incorporated, registered, or continued companies and 2% tax on gross income of unincorporated businesses. This percentage can change in 2008 or by the end of the financial year. Hence, your offshore consultant needs to always have the information in case there are any changes. After all, if you are registering an IBC in Antigua and end up paying more taxes on profits than required then the entire venture will be a total loss.

In some places, the documents required for IBC include original Certificate of Incorporation, Articles of Association, Memorandum of Association, the Minutes, and Resolutions dealing with the appointment of Directors and the allocation of shares, share certificates, copies of the Registrar of Directors and the Registrar of Shareholders. There will be additional required if ordered to provide a professional director or nominee shareholder service, and this may include share transfer forms, trust declarations and appointments of agent or power of attorney. The agent may also be required to provide the corporate seal. In such a scenario, it is imperative to choose a consultant, who is reliable, and knows his way through the maze of incorporating an IBC. It is better to invest time and money in an experienced offshore consultant than pay less and hire someone who will misguide you.