Belize IBC
BELIZE an erstwhile British colony is a tiny nation in the heart of
Central America. A relative newcomer in offshore financial services,
Belize has made rapid strides to diversify it predominantly tourism and
agrarian products economy
Belize enacted the International
Business Companies Act in the early nineties and is based on the British
Virgin Islands offshore services model. Belize’s IBC legislation is
viewed internationally as one of the most modern and user-friendly. A
Belize IBC is an ideal corporate means for international financial
transactions and allows the investor to engage in a wide variety of
activities ranging from asset protection to operating bank accounts,
brokerage accounts, ship ownership, commission arrangements and other
commercial transactions.
Key Features
| General | |
|---|---|
| Type Of law | Common |
| Shelf company availability | Yes |
| Our time to establish a new company | 1 day |
| Corporate Taxation | Nil |
| Double Taxation Treaty Access | No |
| Share capital or equivalent | |
| Standard currency | US$ |
| Permitted currencies | Any |
| Minimum paid up | No minimum required |
| Usual authorized Capital | US$50,000 |
| Minimum Directors | One |
| Local directors required | No |
| Corporate Directors Permitted | Yes |
| Publicly accessible records | No |
| Location of meetings | Anywhere |
| Minimum number of Shareholders | One |
| Company Secretary | Optional |
| Accounts | |
| Audit requirements | No |
| Requirements to file accounts | No |
| Publicly accessible accounts | No |
| Requirement to file annual return | No |
| Change in domicile permitted | Yes |
For Further Details please write to
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