British Virgin Islands

What's included for £ 2,290:

Company Incorporated within 48 hours (subject to compliance review)
Only 1 director and 1 shareholder are required in a BVI Company Formation, the director and shareholder can be the same person
You do not need to be resident in BVI to be a director or shareholder
A BVI Company Registration can be set up with no personal visit required
Minimal accounting requirements
Business can be conducted internationally
Exemption from all local taxes and stamp duty
Only 1 yearly renewal fee required for a BVI company
The British Virgin Islands is most commonly known as BVI. It is one of the oldest and most respected offshore financial centres in the world. BVI is a British overseas territory located to the east of Puerto Rico, in the Caribbean. To the North of the Island lies the North Atlantic Ocean, and to the South Lies the Caribbean Sea.
The most common BVI Company Registration type in is an International Business Company (IBC). IBC’s are companies incorporated in the British Virgin Islands under the International Business Companies Act, 2004.

The British Virgin Islands (BVI) is one of the oldest offshore centres which is managed by the International Business Companies Act 1984. Most other offshore jurisdictions have also followed this same Act.
In 2005, a new version of the British Virgin Islands (BVI) Companies Act was adopted, implementing more improvements within the British Virgin Islands (BVI) offshore corporate legislation.
It is an extremely favourable choice for many as a BVI company formation is easy to operate, maintain and control. All business can be conducted internationally. It has a straightforward company structure with only one Shareholder and single directorships required. Another great feature is that the Shareholder and Director Meetings are not restricted within the British Virgin Islands.
Books of accounts, records and minutes do not need to be obtained within the BVI, they can be maintained elsewhere at a location of your choice. There is no statutory requirement to hold annual general meetings. The British Virgin Islands also offer minimum reporting, there is no audits, no tax reports and no financial information is shown on public records.
All shareholder details are also kept private and not shown on the public records.

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