Cook Island IBC
Cook Island IBC
A Cook Islands International Company (IC) or International Business Company (IBC) as it is referred to in other jurisdictions, is an offshore entity giving individuals and corporations numerous advantages such as security, anonymity, and tax planning benefits. Companies incorporated in the Cook Islands enjoy structural flexibility and simple administrative procedures in a highly secure and confidential location. There are minimal reporting and regulating restrictions with comprehensive protective offshore laws that ensure client security and confidentiality. There are no other offshore jurisdictions that can boast of such extensive asset protection measures—the Cook Islands are truly the safest place in the world.
Key Features
Cook Islands IBC |
Corporate Details |
General |
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International |
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The International Companies Act 1981-1982 |
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Yes |
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Yes |
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3 days |
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USD $300.00 |
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No |
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No |
Share capital or equivalent |
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NZD New Zealand Dollar (NZD 1.15 = USD 1.0) |
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Any |
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No minimum |
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USD $5,000 |
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Yes |
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Yes |
Directors |
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One |
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No |
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No |
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Anywhere |
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Yes |
Shareholders |
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One |
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No |
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Yes |
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Anywhere |
Company Secretary |
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Yes |
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Yes |
Accounts |
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Yes |
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No (by resolution) |
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No (by resolution) |
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No |
Other |
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Yes |
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Yes |
Advantages
- Zero tax
- Political and economic stability
- The world’s most secure asset protection trust legislation
- Minimum disclosure requirements
- Currency diversification
- Limiting personal liability
- Flexible requirements
- Minimum financial reporting requirements
The Valsen Advantage
- Speedy, Efficient and consistent Services.
- Relentless effort to obtain bank accounts.
- Expert advice on structuring options.
- Dedicated ongoing compliance support.