Going Offshore - Crowe Horwath International
Going Offshore - Crowe Horwath International
Going Offshore - Crowe Horwath International
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<strong>Horwath</strong> MAK<br />
Member <strong>Crowe</strong> <strong>Horwath</strong> <strong>International</strong><br />
1. ANGUILLA<br />
Geography, Location & General Information<br />
Located in the Caribbean Sea, East of Puerto Rico, Anguilla was colonized by English settlers<br />
from St. Kitts in 1650. It was administered by Great Britain until the early 19th Century. After<br />
several attempts at separation, the country was allowed to secede in 1971 and this was<br />
formally recognized in 1980, with Anguilla becoming a separate British dependency.<br />
Language<br />
English is the official language of the Island.<br />
Legal System<br />
The law of Anguilla is based on the English Common Law.<br />
Registered Office<br />
It is required to have the Registered Office in Anguilla and it is necessary to have a<br />
Registered Agent. Only the Memorandum of Association, details of the Registered office<br />
and the Registered Agent are available to the public. There are no accounts required to be<br />
filed. There are no restrictions as to the place of meetings. No annual returns are required<br />
to be filed.<br />
Special Features<br />
• No disclosure of beneficial owners<br />
• Zero Taxation<br />
• Fast Incorporation - 24 hour online service<br />
• No Foreign Exchange Controls<br />
• English Language & British Territory<br />
• Common Law System<br />
• <strong>International</strong> Business Company Status<br />
Audit | Tax | Advisory | Risk<br />
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