Ireland may be a small country (population of approximately 4.2 Million) but it has become one of the Europe’s biggest success stories.

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Mauritius is strategically located in the Indian Ocean with a favourable time zone (GMT + 4) and a long history of free enterprise. Politically, Mauritius has the tradition of a democratically elected government and has enjoyed political stability for decades. Comprehensive legislation was introduced to pave the way for non-banking offshore activities, following the set up of the first offshore bank in August 1989. The Offshore Authority was set up in November 1992 which played a crucial role in establishing and developing the offshore sector at large. The Authority has adopted a professional and pragmatic regulatory approach by continuously improving on its services and guiding operators on enhancing the competitiveness of the Mauritius offshore jurisdiction. The Financial Services Act 2007 (FSA Act) also provides for the Financial Services Commission (FSC) to act as a one-stop-shop in all matters relating to Global Business. Continue Reading

Cyprus is a beautiful island in the Mediterranean Sea. The population reach more or less 900,000 person.The official languages are Greek, Turkish and English. English is often used in commerce, industry and government.
Cyprus joined the European Union in 2004, but it still provides advantages concerning taxes. Continue Reading

Seychelles is an independent republic within the British Commonwealth. It is made up of a group of islands located in the Indian Ocean. With it’s largest island being Mah³, and it’s capital at Victoria. Although English is the main language for business., other official languages are French and Creole. With a very stable government and attractive tax features, the Seychelles is one of the best places to incorporate an offshore business. Continue Reading

Canada is located in the North of the United States and has 2 official languages, English and French. Canada is not an offshore country but it is easy to do business there considering its good image,its banks all having a very good rating, its Treaties with USA allowing a Canadian company to conquer the American market with its products and services. Moreover, the law is flexible and no restrictive. Canadian companies can be residents or not and can be used ad Transit company or nominee company or agent company (mandatory). They can be shareholders of another foreign company. Continue Reading

Belize is a small Caribbean nation in Central America, flanked by Mexico on the north-west and Guatemala on the western and southerly sides. Formerly known as British Honduras, it came to be known as Belize since June, 1973.This country has had a rather eventful history beginning with the Maya civilization (1500 BC through 900 AD) going on to become a British Crown Colony in the 1800’s in course of over a century of their rule; it gained complete independence on 21 September 1981. Continue Reading

The land of the Kiwis, New Zealand is a true treat for tourists with serene beaches to rocky mountainous landscapes, exciting night life to rustic country sides and gushing geysers and volcanoes to snow clad mountains. It is surrounded by the Pacific Ocean and consists essentially of two large islands, namely the North Island and South Island, which are separated by the Cook Strait. There also are numerous smaller ones, of which the largest is Stewart Island and is often referred to as the ‘third island’. Especially keeping tourism in mind, for ease of locating places the country has been divided into 24 regions. New Zealand is a democracy headed by the Governor General, with a multi party system; there also exists a constitutional monarchy

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Dubai is probably the most famous among the seven ‘Emirates’ on the Persian Gulf. One glance at the map of Dubai is sufficient to reveal its strategic location in the Middle East on the Gulf of Persia, which earlier had the dubious distinction of being the ‘Pirate Coast’ through the 16th century. This region is now known as the United Arab Emirates or simply U.A.E. for short, which is flanked by Saudi Arabia and Oman and comprises of seven emirates namely. The immense wealth that this country has garnered thanks to its rich oil fields has helped convert this desert land into a flourishing economy with ample scope for prosperous investments in recent times. Dubai is different from other members of the U.A.E. in terms of the turn over from the crude oil exports accounting to only a negligible percentage of its gross domestic product (GDP); the bigger chunk of its revenues are from the free trade zones that it is famous for and also from a huge influx of tourists at shopping festivals and other publicized events. Continue Reading

The picturesque island group of Labuan in Malaysia comprises of a main island called Pulau Labuan and six smaller islands, and is located off the north-western coast of Borneo. It is naturally blessed with a pleasant tropical climate all year round, which makes it a preferred tourist destination. There however is a rather long and tumultuous history linked to Labuan; in the 1800’s it was part of the Brunei Sultanate and thereafter, after being colonies under the British and the Japanese for over a century, Labuan became independent and joined Malaysia in the year 1963. Since then this island has garnered much attention, especially after it was declared an International Offshore Financial Centre in the year 1990.

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Incorporate your company in the heart of Europe:

An introduction to Switzerland. Switzerland is located in central Europe, surrounded by Austria, Italy, France and Germany. The country is a federal republic divided into 26 cantons. The capital is Berne, but Zürich is the main city.Each canton determines its own taxation, and some have advantageous tax levels. Municipal taxes vary depending on the municipality.We can incorporate your Swiss company in Geneva and apply for the special “offshore” status. Continue Reading