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Incorporate In Saint Lucia

5.900,00 $

Saint Lucia has become in recent years a popular offshore financial services center due to its pro-business legal framework.

IBCs stand out for its fast registration process, confidentiality, flexible structure, and its low annual fees and reporting requirements.

IBCs can be incorporated by a sole shareholder, who can be either resident or non-resident, individual or corporation. One director is required, who can be either resident or non-resident, individual or corporation, and can be the same person as the shareholder.

Reporting requirements are non-existent. Annual return, financial statements, and tax return are not required to be filed.

IBCs are now subject to the local tax regime. However, Saint Lucia has also passed several amendments to its tax laws to switch to a territorial tax system. All companies, including IBCs, will be taxed at 30% corporate tax on income from Saint Lucia-source and will be exempted from taxation on income from foreign sources.

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St Lucia International Business Company (IBC) Formation and First-Year Fees – USD 5,900.00 (All included)

Note that our incorporation and annual corporate service fees are “all-included fees”, and cover all the required services to incorporate an St Lucia International Business Company, and keep it in good standing, as well as government fees and duties, disbursements such as courier fees and the certification of documents, which are generally required for opening bank accounts.

  • acting as the incorporator of the company
  • drafting the Memorandum and Articles of Association, and submitting them with the Registrar of Companies
  • settling the Registrar of Companies incorporation fees and duties.
  • drafting and executing designation and acceptance of registered agent
  • drafting and executing incorporation and organizational meeting minutes
  • drafting and executing the first directors’ resolution for the appointment of directors, issuance and allotment of shares and other relevant corporate matters
  • drafting the directors’ acceptance letter
  • collecting and providing to the client the Certificate of Incorporation, and Stamped M&AA from the Registrar
  • preparing share certificates
  • preparing the register of directors
  • preparing the register of shareholders
  • providing registered agent services for one (1) year
    providing registered office services for one (1) year
  • maintaining minute book and statutory records for one (1) year)
  • providing certified copies of the corporate documents
  • delivering originals, and certffied copies of the corporate documents via courier, and settling courier fees

Time to form

It generally takes us 1-2 days to prepare and file the Memorandum and Articles of Association, as well as to prepare post-incorporation documents (Registers, Share Certificates, Incumbency, etc.) and between 1-3 days for the Registrar to issue the Certificate of Incorporation.

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