Due to the International Business Company Act and tax laws in BVI, a highly flexible and elastic system has been designed specifically for investors outside BVI. Therefore, it is considered one of the world's "Tax Havens" along with other British territories such as Cayman Islands, Bermuda, Jersey, etc.
The proposed company name; please provide two or three alternative company names. The company name can be in English only or a combination of Chinese and English.
Photocopies of the identification card or passport of shareholders and directors, along with proof of current residential address.
Legal capital of the company, amount of issued capital, and the percentage distribution of shares.
Purpose of registering the company, for example, "Trade."
Submit Registration Power of Attorney
Sign Agreement
Pay Registration Fees
Government Department
Processing Procedures
Directors Personally
Sign Legal Documents
Due to the International Business Company Act and tax laws of BVI, which specifically designed a very flexible and flexible system for investors outside of BVI, it is listed as one of the so-called "Tax Heavens" in the world, along with other British countries such as Cayman Islands, Bermuda, and Jersey.
Highly confidential advantage, BVI maintains a high level of confidentiality for beneficiary information, and it's not searchable.
BVI companies have convenient business operations and a reasonable tax system.
BVI companies operate under English common law, closely aligned with market trends, and are well-received by foreign investors.
BVI companies provide maximum asset protection and facilitate easy fund transfers.
BVI companies do not require the declaration of beneficiaries, annual profits, or financial conditions.
BVI companies enjoy tax benefits: offshore BVI companies are not subject to taxation and are not restricted by foreign exchange regulations.
BVI companies do not need to submit annual reports or accounting records, nor do they need to hold annual meetings.
BVI companies are flexible, and company shares can be freely bought and sold.
Advantages of registering an offshore company vs Disadvantages of registering a BVI company
1. BVI (British Virgin Islands) provides a stable political, economic, and trade environment.
2. It has excellent financial legal facilities, facilitating the establishment and development of various financial institutions or foundations.
3. The government protects shareholder interests, and beneficiary identities are not disclosed.
4. To encourage economic development and attract foreign investment, one person can fully own a limited company.
5. The government provides privacy protection for all enterprises, ensuring strict confidentiality of director information.
6. Low tax rates, with minimal tax control for international limited companies on the island.
7. Only need to retain information reflecting economic conditions.
8. Profits from operating abroad are not subject to capital gains tax, achieving tax planning purposes.
9. Island companies can open bank accounts worldwide.
10. Follow-up services are simple, highly confidential, tax-free, politically and economically stable, enabling global financing and listing.
1. Non-disclosure of data: Shareholder identities, director registers, shareholding ratios, and income status are highly confidential and legally protected, making them inaccessible to the public.
2. Establishment time: The company's establishment time will be 3 working days longer than that of a Hong Kong company.
3. Cost: BVI costs may be higher than Hong Kong companies, with higher annual audit fees.
5. Company closure: If annual fees are not paid for two consecutive years, the company is automatically deregistered, and all assets become government property.
6. Bad Country List: BVI is listed on the bad country list, affecting the international reputation of a BVI-registered company.
Whether registering a BVI company is suitable depends on the overall business situation, and inquiries are welcome.