Streamline Your Anguilla IBC Formation with Expert Guidance
Setting up an Anguilla International Business Company is straightforward when you have the right support. Enjoy clear pricing, complete compliance management, and continuous corporate assistance—all handled remotely.
Explore Anguilla International Business Company Structure
Originally governed by the IBC Act of 2000, Anguilla's offshore corporate framework transitioned to the Business Companies Act in 2022. Despite the rebranding to Business Company (BC), the entity preserves all investor-friendly attributes that established Anguilla as a respected Caribbean incorporation destination.
Share Capital
Share capital structure and requirements for Anguilla IBC.
Local Presence
Required local presence elements for Anguilla IBC compliance.
Compliances to Keep in Mind
Annual filings and ongoing requirements to keep your Anguilla IBC compliant and active.
Annual License Fee
Pay annual government license fee to maintain good standing status with the Anguilla Registrar.
Registered Agent Maintenance
Maintain a licensed registered agent and registered office address in Anguilla at all times.
Corporate Records
Maintain registers of directors, members, and minutes of meetings. No requirement to file with authorities.
Beneficial Ownership
Maintain beneficial ownership information with registered agent as required under AML regulations.
Financial Statements
No requirement to file financial statements with authorities. Records maintained privately.
Is an Anguilla Business Company Right for You?
Discover the various Anguilla BC configurations to identify the structure that aligns with your international objectives.
Anguilla Business Company (BC)
A streamlined corporate vehicle offering tax neutrality and robust privacy protections, governed by the Anguilla Business Companies Act of 2022.
Standard corporate structure where ownership is evidenced through registered shares. Shareholder liability extends only to the value of their holdings.
Flexible capital structure enabling different rights for various investor categories, including voting preferences and dividend priorities.
Tailored corporate governance arrangements to suit specific business objectives, investor requirements, or operational needs.
Advantages
Tax-Neutral Environment
Complete exemption from income, capital gains, and dividend taxes for activities conducted outside Anguilla.
Enhanced Confidentiality
Beneficial ownership details remain at the registered office and are shielded from public inspection under Anguillian law.
Rapid Formation
Incorporation achievable within 24 hours through the ACORN digital registration system.
Minimal Compliance Burden
No mandatory annual returns or public filing of financial statements required.
Considerations
Banking Relationships
Some financial institutions may apply enhanced verification procedures for offshore entities.
Annual Government Fees
Ongoing license fees must be paid annually to maintain the company's active status.
Operational Restrictions
BCs cannot conduct business transactions with Anguilla residents or engage in regulated financial services.
Registered Agent Requirement
Must maintain a licensed registered agent within Anguilla at all times.
Launch Your Anguilla Business Company
Anguilla's modern corporate framework delivers efficiency and privacy for international entrepreneurs. Begin your formation today.
Transparent Pricing for Your Anguilla IBC
Our Anguilla incorporation packages cover the full spectrum—from initial registration through ongoing compliance support.
Basic Package
Premium Package
Enterprise Package
What You Need for an Anguilla BC Incorporation
Fulfill these essential criteria to establish your Anguilla Business Company.
Determine your share capital arrangement
Standard: USD $50,000 authorized capital
No minimum capital contribution is required under Anguilla law. Share capital can be denominated in any major currency.
- No minimum capital mandate
- Multi-currency options available
- Par or no-par value shares permitted
Appoint directors and shareholders
Minimum 1 director + 1 shareholder, any nationality
A single individual can serve as both the sole director and shareholder. Corporate directors are permitted, and there are no nationality or residency restrictions.
- One director minimum requirement
- One shareholder minimum requirement
- Corporate directors allowed
- Nominee arrangements permitted
- No local residency obligations
Frequently Asked Questions
Essential information about forming and operating an Anguilla IBC through our services
Physical travel is not required. The entire Anguilla IBC formation process operates remotely through our digital platform. We coordinate all registry submissions, and your complete corporate documentation arrives via international express delivery.
Absolutely. Each package comes with complimentary Airwallex account setup for multi-currency operations. Premium clients receive extended support for establishing relationships with conventional banks and electronic money institutions until an account is successfully opened.
Your package includes the first year of registered agent and office services in Anguilla. Subsequently, we offer renewal packages that encompass annual filings, office address maintenance, good standing certificates, and assistance with any corporate amendments.
Anguilla regulations mandate a local registered office for all IBCs. This requirement is satisfied through our packages—we supply a professional Anguilla address that receives official correspondence and government notices on your behalf.
We offer comprehensive winding-up services for Anguilla IBCs. This includes preparing necessary dissolution paperwork, clearing any outstanding obligations, processing registry filings, and guiding you through either voluntary liquidation or administrative strike-off.
Share-based IBCs work best for trading companies, investment holdings, and profit-distributing ventures where ownership proportions matter. Guarantee structures serve charitable organizations and membership associations better. The vast majority of commercial clients select the shares option.
An Anguilla IBC needs just one director and one shareholder—both roles can be filled by a single individual. There are no citizenship or domicile restrictions, making this structure accessible to entrepreneurs from any country.
Yes, Anguilla permits both companies and individuals to hold director and shareholder positions. This flexibility supports various structuring needs, including using parent companies as shareholders or management entities as corporate directors.
Par value assigns a fixed face value to each share, establishing the minimum issue price. No par value shares lack this predetermined amount, providing greater flexibility for capital structuring. Modern IBCs increasingly favor no par value for its administrative simplicity.
IBCs enjoy complete flexibility in share class design. You can create ordinary shares, preference shares with fixed dividends, redeemable shares, or any custom class with specific voting rights, dividend preferences, or liquidation priorities tailored to your needs.
Appointing a company secretary is optional under Anguilla law. Your IBC functions legally with just a director and shareholder. However, some banking institutions or business partners may prefer seeing this role filled for governance purposes.
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