Your company in any of 12 countries: company formation in the United States (USA), Hong Kong, Singapore, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Panama, the British Virgin Islands (BVI), Seychelles, the Marshall Islands, Nevis, Anguilla, the Bahamas or Belize.

Pick a country and a package, then complete one short online form and verify your ID with a passport and proof of address. We file your company with the registry, prepare the founding documents, register it for taxes where needed and keep it compliant with all annual filings, renewals and reminders in one dashboard.

Choose Wyoming, Delaware, Florida, New Mexico or Texas and an LLC or C‑Corp, then fill in one short form and verify your passport and proof of address. We file with the state, act as your registered agent for year one, prepare the LLC agreement or bylaws, then get the EIN. Each document then lands in your dashboard.

Pick a Hong Kong Ltd package, then complete one short form and upload the passport, proof of address and source of funds of every shareholder and director. We file online with the Companies Registry, act as company secretary and registered office for year one, and the business registration certificate comes with it.

Choose a Singapore Pte. Ltd. package, fill in one short form and upload passports, proof of address and source of funds. We reserve the name and file with ACRA, then provide a resident director through a registered provider, a company secretary and a registered office in Singapore, all of them included for year one.

Pick a free zone, such as RAKEZ, IFZA, Meydan or SHAMS, or a Dubai mainland licence, with up to 3 business activities. Next, fill in one short form and upload your passport, a photo and proof of address. We apply for your licence, set up a flexi‑desk for year one and, from Go, register the company for corporate tax.

Choose an S.A. or a private interest foundation, then send certified copies of each passport and proof of address, using the wording we give your notary or lawyer, plus source of funds and a bank reference. Our resident agent in Panama City then files it with the Public Registry and stays as your agent for year one.

Pick a BVI package, fill in one short form and send certified copies of each passport and proof of address, plus source of funds and a bank reference. Our licensed agent in Tortola authorises 50,000 no‑par shares, which keeps the yearly government fee in the lowest band, and then files the company with the Registry.

Choose an IBC package, complete one short form and send certified copies of the passport of every shareholder, director and beneficial owner, plus proof of address, source of funds and a short CV. Our licensed agent in Mahé then files the company with the FSA and acts as its registered agent and office for year one.

Pick a corporation or an LLC, fill in one short form and send certified copies of the passport of every shareholder, member and director, with proof of address and source of funds. The Trust Company of the Marshall Islands in Majuro, the agent for every non‑resident company, then files it with the Registrar for you.

Choose a Nevis LLC or a Nevis corporation, then fill in one short form and send certified copies of the passport of every member, manager, shareholder and director, with proof of address and source of funds. Our licensed Nevis agent files your company and serves as its registered agent and office for the first year.

Pick an Anguilla package, fill in one short form and send certified copies of the passport of every shareholder, director and beneficial owner, with proof of address and source of funds. Our licensed agent files it with the Commercial Registry, and its office in Anguilla serves as the registered office for year one.

Choose a Bahamas IBC package, fill in a short form and send certified copies of every passport and proof of address, plus source of funds, and tell us if it will do any relevant activity. Our licensed agent files it with the Registrar General in Nassau and declares its accounting records within 90 days of formation.

Pick your Belize company plan, fill in one short form and send certified copies of every passport and proof of address, plus source of funds. Our licensed agent files it with the Companies Registry, keeps the share capital in the lowest fee band and, once it is filed, applies for its TIN with the Belize Tax Service.

We apply to the IRS for you as soon as your US LLC or C‑Corp is formed. Without an SSN or ITIN, the EIN application is handled by phone, fax or mail with Form SS‑4, and the IRS usually responds in about 2–⁠4 weeks. Once it arrives, you can use it to open a business bank account, file US taxes and sign up with Stripe.

We apply to the IRS for your EIN, the company’s US tax ID, as soon as the LLC or C‑Corp is formed. You don’t need an SSN or ITIN: the IRS issues EINs to applicants based abroad by phone, fax or mail, and an ITIN is a separate add‑on. Banks, Stripe, PayPal and Amazon all ask for it, and so do all of your tax filings.

A Hong Kong company’s first profits tax return is usually issued about 18 months after incorporation and filed within 3 months, with audited accounts. An annual return goes to the Companies Registry within 42 days of each anniversary, and the business registration is renewed yearly, year one included. We remind you.

Estimated Chargeable Income (ECI) goes to IRAS within 3 months of its year end, unless it is waived. The full Form C‑S or Form C return follows it by 30 November. The annual return and financial statements go to ACRA within 7 months of year end, and we send a reminder for each of these dates, so none is ever missed.

Yes. Every UAE company registers for corporate tax with the FTA within 3 months of its incorporation, even with no profit, and late registration brings a fine. Go and Pro include this. A tax return is due within 9 months of its year end. VAT at 5% is a separate tax, needed once taxable supplies pass a set threshold.

Not on profit from abroad, generally. An S.A. that serves clients abroad files no Panama income tax return, but it pays a yearly franchise tax, the tasa única, whatever it earns: by 15 July if it is set up January to June, or by 15 January if July to December. Its records go to the agent within 4 months of year end.

A BVI company files no corporate tax return, as it is generally exempt from income tax. Every year it pays the licence fee, which is set by its authorised shares, and it files an economic substance return through its registered agent. Its annual financial return goes to that agent within 9 months after its year end.

Accounting records go to the registered office in Mahé by 31 January and 31 July every year. It pays its licence fee by each anniversary, files a financial summary within 6 months of year end and an annual return by 31 December, as well. An IBC trading abroad is not taxed there, as a rule, so it files no tax return.

No. A Marshall Islands company that doesn’t trade there needs no audit, files no tax return and is exempt by law from local taxes. It keeps reliable accounting records for 5 years, pays the government fee on its anniversary date and files an economic substance report within 12 months, even with no relevant activity.

Since 2021, Nevis companies fall under the Income Tax Act, so each LLC or corporation files a CIT‑101 return with Inland Revenue each year, even if it has no income. Go includes this for year one. A company run from abroad is taxed only on its local income, if it has any, and it keeps all of its records for 5 years.

By the end of its anniversary quarter, the company pays the government fee and files its annual return, with an economic substance return, even if it has no relevant activity. As Anguilla has no corporate income tax, it files no tax return. It keeps records that explain its transactions and its position for 6 years.

Each IBC pays its government fee on 1 January, with a 10% penalty if paid on or after 1 April. It also files its economic substance report within 9 months of year end, both via its agent. A standard IBC needs no audit or annual return, and a business licence is needed only if it does business in or from the Bahamas.

Its business tax return goes in with its financial statements by 31 March, or an exemption claim if it qualifies as tax resident abroad with no presence in Belize. The annual return is filed by 30 June, and the economic substance form within 9 months of year end, both through our agent. We send a reminder each time.

Usually not. A US LLC and offshore company formation in the BVI, Panama, Seychelles or Nevis can be done fully online with your passport and documents. A UAE residence visa needs a short visit to Dubai for the medical test and the Emirates ID biometrics, and some banks in Hong Kong or Singapore may ask you to visit.

Not at all. A US LLC or C‑Corp is formed fully online, with no US citizenship, residency or SSN needed. Your passport and proof of address cover the state filing and the EIN application, and our registered agent receives official mail for you in the state. Letters are scanned into your dashboard the day they arrive.

Not to form it. The company is filed online from clear colour scans of your documents, and our company secretary and registered office cover the local roles. Traditional banks may ask you to visit Hong Kong before they open any accounts, while online banks and EMIs usually onboard a company like this fully remotely.

Not to set it up. The ACRA filing is online, owners can be 100% foreign, and our resident director, company secretary and registered office cover what the law needs locally. The company name is reserved online, too, before the filing, so every step of the company setup runs from wherever you and your co‑owners live.

For the licence itself, no: it is issued from your documents. A residence visa needs a short visit to the UAE for the medical test and Emirates ID biometrics. Once the licence is ready, most founders plan one trip for the visa and the bank meeting, so both get done in the same short stay, not on two separate visits.

No trip is needed. A Panama S.A. or foundation is filed with the Public Registry through our resident agent, so it is set up from abroad. The only paper step is certifying your passport and proof of address with a notary or lawyer where you live, using our wording. With Go, we also introduce you to a bank in Panama.

Not at all. The company is filed by our licensed registered agent, and you don’t need a local director, so nothing needs you on the island. You certify your passport and proof of address with a notary or lawyer at home, using our wording, and the agent then handles the filing and every annual return that follows it.

Not at all. Your IBC is filed with the FSA by our licensed agent in Mahé, and its director and shareholder can be of any nationality. You certify your documents with a notary or lawyer where you live, using the exact wording we send. Bank or EMI onboarding is done remotely as well, so that step needs no trip either.

Not at all. The Registrar forms the company through the agent in Majuro, and directors, members or managers can be of any nationality. You certify your passport and proof of address with a notary or lawyer at home, using the wording we send. Each yearly filing is made online or by the agent, so no step needs a trip.

No trip is needed. Members, managers and directors can all live anywhere, and our licensed Nevis agent files the company for you. You certify your passport and proof of address with a notary or lawyer at home, using our wording. The agent then handles each yearly filing as well, so no later year needs a trip either.

Not at all. One director of any nationality is enough, with no local director needed, and our licensed registered agent in Anguilla files your company for you. You certify your passport and proof of address with a notary or lawyer at home, using the wording we send, so the whole setup is done from wherever you live.

No trip is needed. Our licensed agent files the company with the Registrar General in Nassau on your behalf, and you certify your passport and proof of address with a notary or lawyer at home, using our wording. The agent also files the economic substance report every year, so later filings don’t need a trip either.

No trip is needed. Our licensed agent files your company with the Companies Registry, and you certify your passport and proof of address with a notary or lawyer at home, using our wording. Each yearly filing, from the annual return to the economic substance form, also goes through the agent, so no step needs a trip.

We prepare your company file and help with your applications to banks and fintech providers such as Wise, Payoneer or Mercury, depending on the country. We explain what each bank asks for and review your answers before you submit them, but we can’t guarantee approval, as every bank makes its own compliance decision.

Your EIN is what banks and Stripe ask for first, and it comes with every package. Go adds bank and Stripe account help: we prepare your file with the formation documents and EIN letter, explain what each provider asks for and review your answers before you apply. Final approval always rests with each bank or Stripe.

Go includes a bank or EMI introduction, and Pro adds multi‑bank support until an account opens. We prepare the file with your certificate of incorporation, business registration and source of funds, and review your answers. Online banks and EMIs suit small trading firms well, but approval is always each bank’s call.

We introduce the company to a bank or EMI with Go, and Pro adds multi‑bank support until an account opens. Fintech accounts onboard remotely, while a local bank may ask directors to visit. We prepare the file with your ACRA documents, but approval is always the bank’s own compliance decision, so we can’t promise it.

Go includes a bank introduction, and Pro adds multi‑bank support until an account opens. UAE banks usually expect a visit or a resident manager, and a residence visa eases approval. We build your file with your licence and company documents, but every bank makes its own compliance decision, so we cannot promise any.

Go includes a Panama bank introduction, and Pro adds multi‑bank support until an account is open. We prepare your file with your registry documents, bank reference letter and source of funds, and explain what the bank will ask you for. The bank alone decides whether to open your account, so we cannot guarantee this.

Go includes a bank or EMI introduction, and Pro adds multi‑bank support until an account opens. We prepare the file with your certificate of incumbency, which lists all your directors and shareholders and is the first thing banks ask for. Each bank’s compliance team decides on its own terms, so we cannot promise it.

Most Seychelles companies bank with an EMI or abroad. Go includes a bank or EMI introduction, and Pro adds multi‑bank support until an account opens. We prepare your file with your company documents and source of funds, and check your answers, but approval is always the bank’s own decision, made by compliance staff.

Non‑resident firms bank abroad, so Go includes a bank or EMI introduction there, and Pro adds multi‑bank support until an account opens. Banks then ask for an apostilled certificate of incumbency and good standing, which we prepare for you. Every bank then reviews the file and decides for itself, one case at a time.

Go includes a bank or EMI introduction, and Pro adds multi‑bank support until an account opens. Accounts are opened abroad after full due diligence, so allow for weeks. We prepare the file with your company papers and source of funds, and check your answers, but approval is always the bank’s own compliance decision.

Go includes a bank or EMI introduction, and Pro adds multi‑bank support until an account opens. Banks run extra checks on Anguilla companies, so allow a little more time for their scrutiny. We prepare the file with your company documents and source of funds, but approval is always the bank’s own compliance decision.

Go includes a bank or EMI introduction, and Pro adds multi‑bank support until an account opens. Banks check Bahamas IBCs closely and may ask it to keep a minimum balance. We prepare your file with your company documents and source of funds, but approval is the bank’s own compliance decision, so we cannot promise it.

Go includes a bank or EMI introduction, and Pro adds multi‑bank support until an account opens. Belize’s international banks serve non‑residents in foreign currencies. We prepare your file with your company documents, TIN and source of funds, and review your answers, but approval is always every bank’s own decision.

A UAE free zone company is licensed by its free zone authority and allows 100% foreign ownership, often with a simple setup and no local partner. It suits consultancy, e‑commerce and online businesses, while a mainland licence is the better fit for trading directly with local clients and bidding for government work.

An LLC is the simpler, pass‑through choice and it is the best fit for most founders: a single‑member LLC owned from abroad pays no federal income tax itself, but it files Form 5472 every year. A C‑Corp suits raising capital, often in Delaware, and pays 21% federal tax on its profit, plus state tax, where it applies.

Hong Kong’s usual company is private, limited by shares and filed at the Companies Registry, so each owner’s liability is capped at their shares. Only profit arising in Hong Kong is taxed, at 8.25% on the first part and 16.5% above. There’s no VAT, and nothing is withheld on dividends or interest it pays its owners.

A private limited company, or Pte. Ltd., filed with ACRA for trading, services or holding. It can be 100% foreign owned from one share, with one or more shareholders, and a director who lives in Singapore. Profit is taxed at a flat 17%, GST is 9% once its sales pass a threshold, and nothing is withheld on dividends.

A UAE free zone company is licensed by its free zone authority and allows 100% foreign ownership, often with a simple setup and no local partner. It suits consultancy, e‑commerce and online businesses, while a mainland licence is the better fit for trading directly with local clients and bidding for government work.

A private interest foundation is an entity for holding and passing on assets. It has to have minimum initial assets, a council of 3 members (or a company) and a lawyer as its resident agent, and it can’t run a business as a habit. For trading, the usual pick is a corporation (S.A.), which can run an active business.

The BVI company is a flexible firm for holding and trading. It pays 0% tax in the BVI, charges no VAT and withholds nothing on the dividends, interest or royalties it pays out, and it has no tax treaties. Holding, finance, IP or distribution activity, though, must show substance there, with a return filed each year.

An IBC is a company to trade or hold assets, filed with the FSA by a licensed agent in Mahé. Its director and its shareholder can be of any nationality, and the director can be a legal entity. It needs no secretary. Seychelles taxes only income that arises there, so profit made abroad is, as a rule, not taxed there.

Marshall Islands law offers two types. A corporation suits trading, holding and investors, with at least one director and a secretary of any nationality, and 500 no‑par shares. An LLC gives a flexible profit split and is run by members or managers, who can be people or companies. Its operating agreement isn’t filed.

A Nevis LLC fits a sole owner or a few partners: one member is enough, and its members or managers can live anywhere, with no capital or officers needed. A corporation suits ownership by shares and investors, with at least one director and one shareholder of any nationality. It is not allowed to issue bearer shares.

An Anguilla company is a flexible company for holding or trading, filed with the Commercial Registry by a licensed agent that has its office in Anguilla. One shareholder and one director, of any nationality, are enough, and our standard setup authorises 50,000 shares, so that the yearly fee stays in the lowest band.

A Bahamas IBC is an International Business Company, filed with the Registrar General in Nassau. It needs one shareholder and one director of any nationality, living anywhere, plus a licensed registered agent and office in the Bahamas. It pays no corporate income tax, and nothing is withheld on the dividends it pays.

A Belize company is limited by shares and filed with the Registry, as a Ltd, Inc. or Corp., for trading or holding. It needs one director and one shareholder of any nationality, plus a licensed agent and office if it is foreign‑owned. There is no corporate income tax; instead, business tax applies to gross receipts.

Yes. You don’t need to be a US citizen or a resident to own a US LLC, and you don’t need an SSN to start. We file in one of five states, add a registered agent with a US address, prepare your LLC operating agreement and get your EIN by phone, fax or mail, so you can then open a bank account and start trading online.

Wyoming suits most founders, as its yearly report and license tax keep running costs low. Delaware is the usual pick if investors expect it, while Florida or Texas fit if you have customers or staff there, and New Mexico is an option, too. Each state needs a registered agent there, and ours is included for year one.

Anyone from any country. You need at least one shareholder and one director who is an individual, and directors don’t need to live in Hong Kong. The company secretary must live in Hong Kong or be a local corporation, and the registered office must be there. Ours are included for year one, with business registration.

Yes. Shareholders can be 100% foreign, from a single share, so it can be fully yours from abroad. One director must live in Singapore; ours, set up via a registered provider, is included for year one. It also needs a secretary within 6 months and a registered office in Singapore, and both of these are included, too.

In a free zone, always: 100% foreign ownership, with at least one shareholder and one manager. On the mainland, full foreign ownership is allowed for most activities since 2021, with limits for strategic impact activities. A residence visa is optional: Go processes 1, Pro up to 3, with the visa fees charged at cost.

Anyone can, from any country, via a resident agent, which every Panama company must have; ours in Panama City is included for year one. An S.A. needs at least 3 directors, plus a president, secretary and treasurer. A foundation has a founder, a set purpose and the beneficiaries that you list in its charter, as well.

No. One shareholder and one director are enough, and you don’t need any local directors. A licensed BVI registered agent and office are mandatory, and ours, in Tortola, is included for year one, as are the government fees. Go also covers your first economic substance return, which that same agent files for you, too.

Anyone, of any nationality at all: a director can be a person or a company, and no secretary is needed. One director and one shareholder are enough, and the first director is named within 30 days. The company keeps its registers of members and directors with its agent. A licensed agent and office in Mahé are a must.

Anyone, of any nationality, living anywhere: no local director, member or manager is ever needed. Every non‑resident firm must use the one registered agent in Majuro, and its fee is included in the first year. The agent can ask for the accounting and owner records at any time, and they are then due to it in 60 days.

Anyone, wherever they live: all members, managers, directors and shareholders can be of any nationality, with no local address. Any change of owners or officers must reach your licensed Nevis agent within 15 days, and the agent holds the details on file for the regulator and the tax office, should either ask for it.

Anyone, of any nationality: one director and one shareholder are enough, and no local director is needed. A licensed Anguilla registered agent and office are a must, and ours is included for year one. Beneficial owners are filed with the Commercial Registry within 14 days of incorporation and again after any change.

Yes, you can. A director can be of any nationality and can live anywhere, and one shareholder and one director will do. Since 19 January 2026, every director has to use their own judgement, not just act on what others tell them to. A licensed agent and office in the Bahamas are a must; ours is included for year one.

Yes. One director and one shareholder of any nationality are enough. If it is foreign‑owned, it needs a licensed Belize agent and office, and ours is included for year one. Its registers of members, directors and beneficial owners are filed with the Registry. These registers are updated there after any later change.

Registration takes only days in most of our countries. A Wyoming or Delaware LLC is normally filed in 3–⁠7 business days, a Hong Kong company is incorporated by the Companies Registry in 3–⁠7 days, a BVI company in 2–⁠5 days and a Panama company in 1–⁠2 weeks. A UAE licence, residence visa or EIN can take several weeks.

The state filing usually takes 3–⁠7 business days after your ID checks are approved, depending on that state’s own workload. The EIN follows in about 2–⁠4 weeks, as the IRS takes longer with applicants who have no SSN and no ITIN. Track every step, and download each document as soon as it is issued, in your dashboard.

Usually within hours: the Companies Registry issues the certificate soon after an online filing, and the business registration comes with it. Allow 3–⁠7 days in total, counted from the day your identity checks are approved. Delays almost always come from missing or unclear documents, so upload clear, uncropped scans.

Usually 1–⁠3 days after your ID checks are approved, since ACRA approves most filings soon after payment. The name is reserved first, then the company is filed. Most delays come from missing or unclear documents, so clear scans and a single spelling of each name help a lot. You can track every step in your dashboard.

Normally 1–⁠3 weeks for a free zone or mainland licence, counted from the day your documents are cleared. Each residence visa adds 2–⁠4 weeks, with the government visa fees charged at cost. Corporate tax registration follows within 3 months of incorporation, and we show every step and every document in your dashboard.

Your Panama S.A. is usually registered 1–⁠2 weeks after your certified copies and ID checks clear. Once filed, the Public Registry record and all your company papers appear in your dashboard, and we add the franchise tax and record‑filing dates to your email reminders. Our annual plan renews your agent from month 13.

Normally 2–⁠5 days after your identity checks are approved, with year one government fees included. Once filed, the certificate of incorporation and the certificate of incumbency appear in the dashboard, and we add the licence fee, the economic substance return and the annual financial return to your email reminders.

Usually 3–⁠7 days after your identity checks are cleared, with year one government fees, our licensed agent and our office in Mahé, all included. Your certificate and registers appear in your dashboard, and we add the licence fee, the twice‑yearly accounting record dates and the annual return to your email reminders.

The Registrar can form a new company in one business day. Allow 2–⁠7 days in total, including your identity checks. Once it is formed, the certificate appears in your dashboard, and we add the government fee due on each anniversary date and the economic substance report, due within 12 months, to your email reminders.

Usually 3–⁠7 days after your identity checks are cleared. Once it is filed, your certificate and firm records appear in your dashboard, and we add the yearly government fee and the CIT‑101 return to the reminders we email. Year one includes our licensed agent and office, and our annual plan renews them from month 13.

Normally 2–⁠5 days after your identity checks are approved, with year one government fees included. Your certificate of incorporation, registers and beneficial owner filing all appear in the dashboard, and we add the anniversary quarter fee, the annual return and the economic substance return to your email reminders.

Normally 3–⁠7 days after your identity checks are approved. Once it’s filed, your certificate appears in the dashboard, our agent declares the accounting records within 90 days of formation, and we add the January government fee and the economic substance report, both made via the same agent, to your email reminders.

Incorporation usually takes 3–⁠5 days after your identity checks are cleared. Our agent files it with the Registry, and your certificate and registers appear in the dashboard. We then add the business tax return due by 31 March, the annual return due by 30 June and the substance form to the reminders we email to you.

Owning a company in the BVI, Panama, Seychelles or any of our 12 countries is legal when it is run openly and reported correctly. We run KYC and AML checks on all owners, file via licensed agents, and banks report accounts to your home tax office under CRS. You stay taxed where you reside, including under CFC rules.

Each year the state wants its report or tax, such as the Wyoming annual report or the Delaware LLC tax, and the IRS gets Form 5472 with a pro forma 1120 (LLC) or a Form 1120 by 15 April. Form 7004 can extend the date. Forming a US company doesn’t change where you live for tax, so do check the rules at home, as well.

Most likely, yes. Hong Kong taxes only profit arising there, but you are still taxed where you live: your home country may tax the company’s profit under its controlled foreign company rules, or treat it as resident if it’s managed from there. A claim that its profit is sourced offshore is checked by the tax office.

Probably, yes. Singapore generally taxes foreign income only when it is received there, but that doesn’t settle your tax at home: your home country may tax the profit under its own tax rules. The start‑up exemption also needs the company to be managed and controlled from Singapore, not from wherever its owners live.

UAE corporate tax is 0% on taxable income up to a threshold and 9% above, and every UAE company still registers and files a tax return. There is no personal income tax, but the UAE does not decide your tax at home: if you live somewhere else, your country may tax you there or treat the company as managed from there.

Yes, when it is run openly and reported correctly. We run KYC checks on every owner and director, our resident agent holds its accounting records, and you declare it back home. You are still taxed where you live, and some countries tax payments to Panama at higher rates, or treat the firm as if it is run from there.

Owning one is legal when it is run openly and reported correctly. We run KYC and AML checks on every owner and director, and the company files an economic substance return every year. Paying no BVI tax isn’t the end of it: you are still taxed where you live, and your home country may tax its profit by its own rules.

Yes, if it is run openly and reported correctly. Beneficial owners of 10% or more are recorded with your agent and a central database the authorities can access, and from 2027 directors’ names will show on official searches. Paying no tax in Seychelles doesn’t settle yours: you are taxed where you live, by its laws.

Yes, when it’s run openly and reported correctly. A non‑resident firm is exempt by law from local tax, but banks report its accounts to your home tax authority under the Common Reporting Standard, and you are still taxed where you live. Holding, finance, IP and distribution income may bring economic substance tests.

Yes, when it is run openly and reported correctly. We run KYC and AML checks on every owner and director, and our licensed agent files the company. The company itself owes tax only on income from St Kitts and Nevis, but that doesn’t settle your tax: you are still taxed where you live, under your own country’s rules.

Yes, when it is run openly and reported correctly. There is no corporate income tax, but some countries tax or limit payments to Anguilla firms, so check yours. You are taxed where you live, under any controlled foreign company rules, and a company doing a relevant activity must show real substance in Anguilla, too.

Owning an IBC is legal when it’s run openly and reported correctly. Your agent records each beneficial owner holding 10% or more in a secure database the authorities can search, and you report changes in 15 days. The Bahamas has no corporate income tax, but you’re taxed where you live, and some work needs substance.

Owning a Belize company is legal if it’s run openly and reported correctly. We run KYC and AML checks on every owner and director, and a company doing holding, finance or IP work must show real substance in Belize. It may owe local business tax too, but you are still taxed where you live, under your country’s rules.