Procedure for registering a Hong Kong company:

1. Company name search (submit the name, direct search in Hong Kong takes 5 minutes)

2. Submit the "power of attorney" (submit the carefully filled out power of attorney)

3. Sign the agreement (sign the agreement according to the terms negotiated by both parties)

4. Pay the deposit (advance payment according to the amount agreed by both parties)

5. Sign legal documents (arrange for all shareholders and directors to sign a complete set of documents)

6. Government approval process (our company has obtained permission from the Companies Registration Office of the Hong Kong Government and signed a contract with the government to complete the registration of a Hong Kong company in one day at the earliest. As long as you confirm the name and shareholder and director information, the government can complete the approval and produce the certificate within 2 hours Scanned copy)

7. Make a green box (the green box contains articles of association, stock book, meeting minutes, seals, statutory documents reviewed by accountants, etc.)

8. The company is established (it takes as fast as 3 working days to receive the complete set of information and pay the balance, and the green box can be sent directly to your designated location)

Conditions for registering a Hong Kong company:

1. The name of the company (must have an English name, Chinese name is optional);

2. One shareholder or more (must be over 18 years old);

3. One director or more (must be over 18 years old, and can be the same person as the shareholder);

4. Number of shares: At least one share, all issued shares are deemed to have been paid;

5. Registered address (the address must be in Hong Kong, our company can provide multiple business addresses for customers to choose from, and the first year is free);

6. Legal Secretary (Hong Kong Company Law stipulates that a limited company must appoint a legal secretary, and the legal secretary must be a Hong Kong citizen/permanent resident/legal person. Generally speaking, it is provided by our company and is free for the first year.);

7. Must engage in legitimate business;

8. Register of important controllers: The register must be kept at the company’s registered office or somewhere in Hong Kong. The register of significant controllers may be maintained in hard copy or electronic form.

Processing time to register a Hong Kong company

1. It takes 8-10 working days to register a newly established Hong Kong company.

2. The establishment time of a ready-made company in Hong Kong only takes 3 working days.

3. If you need to expedite the process, you can also choose the electronic registration method, which can be completed within 3 working days at the earliest.

Why register a Hong Kong company?

1. It can improve corporate visibility and international status, create a Hong Kong brand, and enhance product competitiveness;

2. The establishment procedure is simple and fast, with low cost and low threshold;

3. Foreign currency accounts can be opened, with flexible fund transfer and no foreign exchange controls, making it convenient to collect and use foreign exchange;

4. Can conduct business and operate in Hong Kong and any country or region;

5. Foreign currency accounts can be opened in major banks around the world;

6. If you do not operate in Hong Kong, you do not need to pay taxes, which can reasonably reduce corporate tax expenditures and quickly accumulate funds;

7. Hong Kong’s international logistics, transshipment, re-export transit point, assembly center and other advantages;

8. Limited debt, and operating risks will never involve the private property of shareholders;

9. You can return to China to invest in the name of a Hong Kong company and enjoy national policy preferences;

10. A window to expand the international market and a springboard to enter the Chinese mainland market:

11. Hong Kong companies have easy access to international credit and credit.

Registering a U.S. company requires meeting the following conditions:

1. Application conditions: one or more company directors and shareholders (natural or legal persons without international restrictions), valid identity documents (ID card or passport).

2. Name selection: There are no restrictions on the company name, as long as there is no duplicate name in the registration; generally the name is followed by CORP (CORPORATION), LTD (LIMITED), INC (INCORPORATED) or CO (COMPANY), LLC, etc. Please include two or more company names when registering to avoid delays if each selection is unavailable. Before the company is established, the company name can be reserved for half a year with naming fees.

3. Registered capital: The registered capital is different in different states. It is generally US$50,000 (please refer to the registered address in each state for details). No capital verification is required. When registering a company, you need to state the number of shares issued when the company was established. Usually the number of shares initially issued by a company is 3,000-50,000 shares. The number of shares issued in your company can be increased at any time after incorporation.

3. Share distribution: Apply to register the share proportion (%) held by each shareholder of the U.S. company.

4. Registered address: It is required to have a local registered address (if you participate in our secretarial service, you can provide a registered address in the United States).

The process of registering a company in the United States is roughly as follows:

1. Company name search (submit the most satisfactory name, preferably with several alternatives);

2. Submit; power of attorney; (submit the completed power of attorney and signed agreement);

3. Sign the agreement (sign the agreement according to the conditions negotiated by both parties);

4. Pay deposit;

5. Sign legal documents (arrange for all shareholders and directors to sign a complete set of documents);

6. Government approval process (our company will follow up with the government throughout the entire process to handle relevant procedures);

7. The company is established (the balance is paid, the signed documents are filed, and the company information can be sent directly to the location designated by you).

Processing time:

About 20 working days, (sometimes there may be delays due to the delivery of documents and the return of specific issues, but generally this problem does not occur)

Registration conditions are slightly different in different states in the United States, and the time required is also different.

Registering a US company has the following outstanding advantages:

1. It has high international credibility and recognition and can open corporate accounts in global banks;

2. It has high international legal status, is protected by the US government, and has excellent recognition;

3. Create a globally renowned brand;

4. The registered capital does not need to be verified and in place;

5. There are few restrictions on company names, and words such as "international", "group", "industrial" and "holding" can be added.

6. You can buy and sell properties under your company name.

Requirements:

1. Registered authorized capital: The minimum registered capital is US$50,000. If the capital exceeds the standard, additional taxes will be levied as follows (both establishment and annual review fees are required):

Registered capital (US$) Additional tax (US$)

2. Director requirements: At least one director must be appointed. Natural persons (over 18 years old) or legal persons without nationality restrictions can serve as directors at the same time; the director’s information must be disclosed to the Company Registry, but this information will not be disclosed to the public. Search.

3. Shareholder requirements: At least one shareholder must be appointed. Natural persons (over 18 years old) or legal persons without nationality restrictions can serve as directors and shareholders at the same time; shareholder information only needs to be filed with the registered agent.

4. A letter of introduction from a professional (accountant or lawyer)

5. Registered agent: A Cayman company or individual (with Cayman residence status) must be appointed as the registered agent.

6. Registered address: must be in the Cayman Islands.

The Cayman company application process is as follows:

1. Sign the power of attorney

2. Sign the agreement

3. Pay deposit

4. Go to the government department to handle the relevant procedures, and our company will be the sole agent.

5. Complete the registration: 35 working days to pay the balance and collect the materials.

Registration time

The processing time for Cayman companies is about 35 working days.

There may be delays due to the delivery of documents and the return of specific questions, but this generally does not occur

Advantages of registering a company in Cayman, benefits of registering a foreign company in the Cayman Islands:

1. There is no tax for companies registered in the Cayman Islands, whether it is individuals, companies or trust industries. So the Cayman Islands is known as a true tax haven. The Cayman Islands obtained a royal decree in 1978 that permanently exempted the Cayman Islands from tax obligations. This decree remains in effect. Exempt companies can also apply for an exemption certificate valid for 20 years to further ensure their tax-free status. There is no profit tax or property tax. The only tax is stamp duty, which must be paid on any transfer or mortgage of real estate.

2. Listed: listed and traded on the stock exchanges of the United States, Hong Kong and Singapore;

3. Facilitate enterprises to conduct cross-border operations. Enterprises carrying out cross-border operations are often subject to various restrictions from the governments of their home countries, especially in developing countries. In this case, registering an overseas company has become a shortcut for enterprises to go global and conduct cross-border business. The name of an exempt company does not need to end with "LIMITED" (i.e. "limited").

4. Foreign accounts can be opened: Bank accounts (Hong Kong, Singapore, China, etc.) can be opened in the name of the company, trusts can be established, letters of credit can be opened, money transfers can be made, and letters of credit can be transferred;

5. Avoid foreign exchange controls and facilitate enterprises to carry out capital operations. The Caribbean Foreign Financial Center does not have any foreign exchange controls, and international business companies registered here have no restrictions on fund transfers, which is very attractive to companies in countries with foreign exchange controls.

6. The legal environment is relaxed. Since the United States occupies a special position in the world economic system, many conventions in current international business practices are actually products of the common law system. The British Virgin Islands, Cayman, Bermuda and other places are partially autonomous British colonies, and their corporate laws It is based on British business company law, so it is conducive to attracting overseas companies to register.

7. There are very few information disclosure requirements and relatively strict confidentiality regulations, which is helpful for enterprises to maintain business operation secrets. In major foreign financial centers in the Caribbean, regulations conducive to confidentiality are implemented for locally registered international business companies. These include no need to produce audited accounts or annual audits, the issuance of bearer shares, no need to have records of local activities, no need to disclose the names of directors to the person in charge of company registration, no need to register shareholder information, etc. The relaxed legal environment and high confidentiality of company business have fully guaranteed the safety of foreign companies and greatly reduced various risk factors. Local courts have even repeatedly prevented banks from providing customer information to foreign courts and governments, providing companies and their actual controllers with good hiding conditions. There is no need to disclose information about the company’s directors and members in the annual inspection report. In April 2001, the Cayman government issued new regulations requiring all companies to disclose information about the company's principals, members, beneficiaries and authorizers to the registered agent. This provision applies to all new companies, and registered companies must provide relevant information within a certain period. The relevant information is considered a trade secret and is governed by the Law on the Maintenance of Confidential Relationships. Therefore, anyone who discloses this information or attempts to obtain this information or obtains this information through illegal means will violate criminal laws.

8. The tax burden is slight and double taxation can be avoided. Caribbean foreign financial centers impose extremely light tax burdens on various international business companies and foreign companies, and almost all Caribbean foreign financial centers have signed double taxation avoidance treaties with major economic powers. For example, Antigua stipulates that international business companies are completely tax-free for 50 years from their establishment, Bermuda stipulates that there is no tax on income, profits and intra-island distribution, and the Cayman Islands does not levy income tax, capital gains tax, corporate tax or inheritance tax.

9. The registration process is convenient and the maintenance cost is very low. The registration procedure for foreign companies is very simple. It is completed by a professional registration agency and does not require the registrant to go to the registration place in person.

10. The company management is simple. Foreign companies do not need to hold shareholders' meetings and board of directors every year. Even if they are held, the location can be chosen arbitrarily, with greater freedom. Many foreign financial centers have no minimum capital requirements for international business companies. For example, shareholders, directors and officers of a foreign company in Nevis can be citizens of any country and can live anywhere, shareholders and directors can act in concert without meeting, and the company's archives and principal place of business can be located anywhere.

Requirements:

1. Company name: BVI companies are free to name. Chinese and English company names are allowed, but the Chinese and English names need to be translated accordingly; the name is allowed to contain words such as international, group, holding, industry, investment, etc.; at the same time, you can add your favorite words in front of the name Country or region name: such as: China, Hong Kong, etc.; company name must end with Limited, Corporation, Incorporated, Societe Anonyme or Societed Anonima or the abbreviation of the above words. (Note: Unless specifically approved by the government, the company name cannot contain words such as Assurance, Bank, Building Society, Chamber of Commerce, Chartered, Cooperative, Imperial, Insurance, Municipal, Royal or Trust)

2. Registered capital: The standard authorized capital is US$50,000, divided into 50,000 shares at US$1.00 per share; (If the number of shares issued with registered capital is greater than 50,000 shares, an additional government fee of US$1.00 per share will be charged; (If the shares issued with registered capital are US$1.00 per share) If the number is greater than 50,000 shares, additional charges will apply. Click to consult online customer service for the latest information)

3. Director of the company: one or more people; can be a natural person or a legal person (natural persons have no nationality restrictions and must be over 18 years old); directors are members of the board of directors elected by shareholders, and the chairman of the board of directors is the person in charge of the board of directors.

4. Company shareholders: one or more people; can be natural persons or legal persons; the government protects the interests of shareholders and does not need to publish the identity information of beneficiaries; the shareholder list must be kept with a BVI registered agent; the company can only issue registered shares.

5. Registered agent/registered address: The company needs to appoint a registered agent (provided by our company); the company's registered address is located at the registered agent's office;

6. Business scope: In principle, the company's business scope does not have much restrictions. It can operate businesses of any nature under the premise of legality; special industries such as finance, banking, credit, and insurance require special government approval.

Process of registering BVI company:

1. Once the company name is approved, we will conduct a free search;

2. Fill in the power of attorney and sign the agreement;

3. Pay the advance payment (according to the negotiated amount, the government registration stamp tax will be collected in full in advance);

4. Go to various government departments to handle relevant procedures

5. Hand over the complete set of company registration documents and collect the remaining balance (company information can be sent directly to the location designated by you);

6. Sign back government documents;

7. Prepare files.

Processing time

BVI company registration processing time:

Newly established company: about 12 working days; purchased ready-made company: 2-3 working days.

There may be delays due to the delivery of documents and the return of specific questions, but this generally does not occur.

Advantages and features

1. The local political, economic and trade environment is very stable; there are good financial and legal facilities to facilitate the establishment and development of various financial institutions or foundations;

2. In order to encourage economic development and attract foreign investment, the government allows one person to fully own a limited company; at the same time, the government protects the interests of shareholders and does not need to disclose the identity of the beneficiary;

3. The government provides privacy protection for all companies, and directors’ information is kept strictly confidential;

4. Low tax rate and very few tax controls; profits from foreign operations are not required to pay profits tax, achieving the purpose of reasonable tax planning; there is no need to provide an auditor's report, and only need to retain information to reflect the economic situation;

5. The company can open corporate accounts in banks around the world;

6. The company has simple follow-up services, strong confidentiality, tax exemption, stable political and economic environment, and easy financing and listing;

Conditional requirements:

Any nationality or company can establish a Singapore company, but the company must have at least one director who is over 18 years old. The Singaporean director must meet one of the following conditions:

1) Singapore Citizens

2) Singapore permanent residents

3) Employment pass holders (pass passed for more than 1 year)

4) Basic approval for employment pass holders or relative pass holders

Basic regulations for company registration in Singapore:

1. Competent agencies and registration regulations

The Commercial Registration Authority of Singapore (ACRA in English) is the only authority responsible for company registration in Singapore. The establishment of all companies and businesses must be registered with ACRA.

To apply to register a company to engage in commercial activities, except for banking/ finance/ insurance/securities/ communications/ transportation/ and other industries and production industries that have an impact on the environment, you need to apply to the relevant government industry management departments. For the establishment of commercial institutions and companies, you only need to apply to Just register with the registration bureau.

2. The company’s independent legal person status

The Singapore Company Law stipulates that a joint-stock company (private limited company) has an independent legal personality. It can participate in litigation and own assets; it can also incur debts. The liability of a company's shareholders is limited to the amount subscribed but not paid in full. As long as the subscribed shares are fully paid, the company's shareholders have no other liability for the company's debts, unless the relevant shareholders provide personal guarantees for the company's external debts.

3. Registered capital/paid-up capital

The Companies Act stipulates that the minimum paid-up capital for establishing a company is S$1. Shareholders can decide to increase the registered capital and paid-up capital at any time by filling out the form and paying the fee at the registration office. Registered capital represents the limit of capital that a company can issue to shareholders. The company can issue stocks within this limit and require shareholders to pay one or more times for the subscribed stocks. The subscribed and fully paid shares are the company's paid-up capital.

1. Customers with local accounts in Singapore must provide a check corresponding to the amount of registered capital.

2. For customers without a local account in Singapore, the registered capital must not exceed SGD 3,000. (After opening a Singapore account, capital can be increased, and the registered capital must be in place)

4. Documents required for company establishment

1) Articles of Association and Articles of Association;

2) Affidavit of compliance with the law;

3) Certificate of identity;

4) Director’s appointment letter and qualifications affidavit;

5) Company registered address and office hours report form.

6) In addition, the details of the managing director, company secretary and auditor and the stock issuance record must be submitted within one month after the company is established.

5. Directors

A limited company must have at least one director who is over 18 years old and the director can only be a natural person. When the director and shareholder are the same person, that person must be a Singapore citizen or Singapore permanent resident or an Employment Pass holder. The number of directors and the method of retirement and re-election should be specified in the company's bye-laws.

6. Auditor

Within 6 months after the company is established, a registered accounting firm must be appointed as the company's auditor. The auditor's task is to independently review the company's financial statements and issue an audit report at the company's year-end closing. Private companies with revenue of S$5 million or less will be exempted from annual audits.

7. Company Secretary

Within 6 months after the company is established, a company legal secretary must be appointed. Its responsibilities include:

1) Submit the reports and forms required by the Companies Act to the Registrar of the Commercial Registration Bureau in a timely manner;

2) Properly keep the company’s name and meeting minutes;

3) When necessary, sign and confirm each contract and board resolution.

4) Ensure that company documents are properly stamped with the company seal.

8. Company registered address

The company must have a legal registered address. Any change of registered address or name of the office location must be notified to the Registrar within 14 days. registration process

A brief description of the process of registering a company in Singapore:

1. Sign the power of attorney

2. Sign the agreement

3. Pay deposit

4. Go to the government department to complete relevant procedures.

5. After completing the registration, it will take 10-15 working days to pay the balance and receive the materials.

Processing time：

After receiving all the customer's information and documents, it will be completed within 10-15 working days.

There may be delays due to the delivery of documents and the return of specific questions, but this generally does not occur

Advantages of registering a company in Singapore:

1. Build an international brand and improve the company’s international visibility and competitive advantages:

Gradually establish and build the company's international brand and international trademarks, protect intellectual property rights, and improve the company's competitive advantage and vitality.

2. Enjoy Singapore’s low tax rate (Singapore 0%-17%), and at the same time achieve international legal tax planning (for operating foreign business);

A. Operating business locally in Singapore enjoys an income tax rate of 0%-17%.

B. Use a Singapore company to operate foreign business (for example, if you conduct business in countries or regions other than Singapore, you can enjoy income tax exemption in Singapore), thereby achieving international legal tax planning.

C. Therefore, Singapore companies can be used for both local business operations in Singapore and foreign businesses.

3. Realize asset internationalization, corporate internationalization and value-added:

Singapore acquires domestic enterprises, or establishes Sino-foreign joint ventures, cooperative ventures or sole proprietorships in China, or sets up representative offices to realize the internationalization and value-adding of enterprises with international assets.

4. Enterprise business transformation, domestic trade becomes foreign trade, processing of supplied materials becomes integration of production, export and trade, and more tariff benefits are obtained:

Easily realize export tax rebates and import processing bonding to maximize corporate interests.

5. It is easier to obtain international capital support opportunities and financing investment is more convenient:

The Singapore government supports Singaporean companies in "going global" and provides financial and tax support. In addition, Singaporean financial or investment institutions also actively support companies, making it easier for Singaporean companies to obtain international financing, guarantees and other facilities.

6. Entrepreneurs get opportunities to immigrate and settle, and gain personal and family value-added:

There are actual business operations and taxes in Singapore. Entrepreneurs can also get the opportunity to immigrate their families to Singapore, and then obtain a green card to successfully immigrate and realize the value-added of enterprises, individuals and families.

The conditions for registering a UK company are as follows:

1. 1 director and 1 shareholder (can be held by the same person)

2. 1 company secretary (appointed by our company, included in the above fees)

3. Registered capital: The registered capital of a British company is unlimited. The standard registered capital is 100 pounds. If the registered capital exceeds this, there is no need to pay stamp duty. No actual capital verification is required.

Processing time:

When a British company conducts commercial activities such as establishing a joint venture or wholly foreign-owned enterprise, setting up a representative office, trademark registration, or court litigation in China, relevant domestic government departments such as the Industrial and Commercial Administration Bureau, the Court, and the Trademark Office will require the British company to issue a British Company Registration Certificate and The British company registration certificate must be authenticated by the Chinese Consulate in the UK.

The UK Certificate of Incorporation is a legal document regarding the establishment of a company. The company registration certificate is what we often call the subject qualification certificate. The term subject qualification certificate originated from the "Company Registration Management Regulations of the People's Republic of China" and the "Annual Enterprise Inspection Measures". The "Implementing Opinions on Several Issues Concerning the Application of Laws on the Approval and Registration Management of Foreign-Invested Companies" states that the subject qualification certificate or identity certificate of the foreign investor submitted to the approval and registration authority when applying for the approval and establishment registration of a foreign-invested company shall be subject to It must be notarized by the notary office of the country where it is located and authenticated by the Chinese embassy or consulate in that country.

Registration time:

Registering a company in the UK takes a short time, usually within 10-14 working days.

There may be delays due to the delivery of documents and the return of specific questions, but this generally does not occur

Advantages and features:

1. The establishment cost is not high

2. Low annual maintenance costs

3. Convenient tax arrangements

4. The registered capital does not need to be in place

5. The legal system is sound and very stable

6. Brand establishment, high credibility, confidence and reliability

7. There is no nationality restriction for directors and shareholders

8. You can open a bank account in any bank in the world

9. The follow-up service is simple, the company has an excellent reputation and a high international status.

Requirements for registering a Dutch company:

1. Registered capital: at least 1 euro registered capital.

2. Shareholders and directors: One shareholder (director) is enough, or there can be multiple shareholders (directors); natural persons and legal person companies of any nationality can be shareholders (directors).

3. Company manager: There is no restriction. It must be a Dutch citizen or a citizen with the nationality of an EU country.

4. Registered address: You must have an office address in the Netherlands. Our company can provide the address of the Dutch office building.

registration process:

1. Sign the power of attorney

2. Sign the agreement

3. Pay deposit

4. Go to the government department to handle the relevant procedures, and our company will be the sole agent.

5. Complete the registration and pay the balance to receive the information.

Registration time:

Time required to set up a Dutch company:

1. Local Chamber of Commerce Commercial Registration Office: 1 day

2. Open a bank account (commercial bank): 2-3 days

3. Register with the tax department: 4 weeks

4. Register with the National Social Security Administration (UWV): 1 month

The advantages of the Dutch tax system are reflected in the following aspects:

1. From January 1, 2007, the corporate income tax has been reduced to 25.5%, which is lower than that of major Western European countries, such as the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Belgium, etc.

2. Income from shareholdings is tax-free, that is, no corporate income tax is levied on dividends from qualified shareholdings and capital gains from the transfer of qualified equity.

3. No withholding tax is levied on interest and license fees paid from the Netherlands to abroad.

4. Extensive tax treaties help companies reduce or reduce various withholding taxes and avoid double taxation.

5. Taxpayers can obtain advance clarification from the tax authorities regarding future tax treatment.

6. 30% tax-free allowance applicable to foreign employees.

7. Tariff and value-added tax deferral policies effectively alleviate the pressure on corporate liquidity.

8. As an EU member state, you can benefit from various EU directives (such as the directive on parent companies and subsidiaries and the European Merger Directive).

9. Tax incentive policies related to specific project types, such as only 10% tax on income from innovative patents and intellectual property.

10. For new investments that are energy-saving or environmentally friendly, a certain percentage can be deducted from the total investment when determining the tax base.

11. Salary income tax related to R&D activities can be exempted.

12. There is no profit distribution requirement.

13. No foreign exchange controls.

14. Tonnage tax that benefits shipping companies.

Requirements:

1. Director; one or more directors, natural persons or legal persons without nationality requirements;

2. Shareholders; one or more shareholders, natural persons or legal persons without nationality requirements;

3. Proof of shareholder address (issued within three months);

4. Letter of introduction (provided when opening a bank account);

5. The registered address must be local.

registration process:

1. Approval of company name

2. Fill in the power of attorney

3. Sign the agreement

4. Pay deposit

5. Go to various government departments to handle relevant procedures

6. Complete, pay the balance, collect the information, and sign the documents for filing. (Company information can be sent directly to the location you specify)

Processing time:

30-45 working days

There may be delays due to the delivery of documents and the return of specific questions, but this generally does not occur

Advantages and features:

1. The registered capital does not need to be in place

2. Establishing a company does not require physical presence in the local area

3. Can be operated locally in the future

4. No tax required

5. Can assist with local account opening

Requirements:

1. Requirements for registered capital when registering a Panamanian company

The Panamanian government does not impose restrictions on the registered capital of its foreign companies, but the general practice is to use US$10,000 as the minimum registered capital. Capital can be divided into 100 shares at $100 each.

2. Requirements of shareholders of Panamanian companies

There is at least one shareholder, and it must be a natural person, but there is no restriction on nationality. Panamanian companies can choose to issue registered or bearer shares.

3. Director of Panamanian company

A minimum of three directors is required. Directors can be legal persons or natural persons, and there are no restrictions on nationality.

4. Panamanian company managers

Every company must appoint a President, a Treasurer and a Company Secretary. They can be legal persons or natural persons, and one person can hold more than one position.

5. Panamanian company registration address

The registered address must be in Panama.

6. Panama company registration agent

Panama regulations require that every Panamanian company must have a registered agent, and the registered agent must be a legal firm or lawyer in Panama.

7. Requirements for registering a Panamanian company name

The company name is generally "S.A.", "CORPORATION", "Incorporated" and "INC". The company name can be retained for 30 days after the search. There is a fee to retain the name.

registration process:

1. Sign the power of attorney

2. Sign the agreement

3. Pay deposit

4. Go to the government department to complete relevant procedures.

5. Complete the registration and pay the balance to receive the information.

Registration time

Customers do not need to go overseas to apply in person, and can entrust an agent to handle all application procedures. It usually takes 20 working days to complete the registration.

There may be delays due to the delivery of documents and the return of specific questions, but this generally does not occur

Advantages and features:

1. Complete confidentiality;

2. No need to declare beneficiaries;

3. No need to declare annual profits and financial status;

4. There is no need to hold a shareholders’ meeting or board of directors on schedule every year;

5. Any business activities and business transactions outside Panama are completely tax-free;

6. Ensure complete business operation confidentiality;

7. There is no maximum or minimum registered capital limit;

8. The appointment and removal of shareholders are decided by the company’s owners. The company’s shareholders, directors and senior managers can be citizens or permanent residents of any country;

9. Shareholders or directors may hold meetings or send proxies to attend meetings in any country

Swiss company requirements

There are two most widely used companies to incorporate in Switzerland:

Joint stock company (AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT AG/SA) and limited liability company (GESELISCHAFTMIT DESCHRANKTER HAFTUNG GMBH/SARL/SRL).

The requirements for registering a Swiss joint stock company are as follows:

1. There must be at least 1 shareholder

2. At least one director must be a Swiss citizen living in Switzerland. If there is more than one director, the majority shall be Swiss citizens.

3. Official notarization of the incorporation of the company, approval of the articles of incorporation, election of the board of directors, selection of the auditor (as long as it has not been canceled according to OR 727a II), registration in the commercial register.

4. The minimum registered capital is 100,000 Swiss francs, and a minimum payment of 50,000 Swiss francs is required.

The requirements for registering a Swiss limited liability company are as follows:

1. Official notarization of the company’s incorporation, approval of the company’s articles of association, identification of the company’s management and agents and (as long as it has not been canceled according to OR 727a II) auditors if necessary, registration in the commercial register

2. It can be jointly formed by one or more natural persons or business entities with its own company name and predetermined capital (registered capital).

3. At least one director must be a Swiss citizen living in Switzerland. If there is more than one director, the majority should be Swiss citizens.

4. The authorized capital must be 20,000 Swiss francs and fully paid up.

The Swiss company registration process is as follows:

1. Sign the power of attorney

2. Sign the agreement

3. Pay deposit

4. Go to the government department to handle the relevant procedures, and our company will be the sole agent.

5. Complete the registration and pay the balance to receive the information.

Registration time

Since the registration conditions for different types of companies in Switzerland are different, the registration procedures are also more complicated. Please click here for the specific registration time.

Advantages of registering a Swiss company and investing in Switzerland:

1. A highly competitive political and economic environment. The company establishment system is relaxed and the company law is based on practice. Efficient office procedures and a favorable regulatory environment provide comprehensive protection of intellectual property rights. No anti-dumping laws.

2. Ideal strategic locations. Among the four major markets and economies in Europe, three are communication centers and transportation hubs between Switzerland’s neighboring countries, Northern Europe and Southern Europe.

3. High degree of international integration, stable relations between Switzerland and Europe, strong export-oriented business, and high level of overseas direct investment. The EU is Switzerland’s most important trading partner. Broad-based, legal and democratic bilateral agreements provide guarantees for bilateral relations. In addition to the four In addition to national languages, use English as a communication tool

4. First-class infrastructure and excellent quality of life. Extensive road, rail and air transport networks. Trustworthy energy, water and communication services. The best health care system. The city is safe and the environment is not damaged.

5. The world's leading industrial cluster A unique gathering place for pharmaceutical and life science companies worldwide An important financial center Market leader in the high-end watch industry An important trading location for global goods despite the scarcity of raw materials Preferred neutrality for European institutions commercial residence

6. Flexible labor market, high productivity levels Liberal labor laws, employer-friendly regulations Low unemployment rate and high labor force participation rate Active, committed and well-educated workforce with good foreign language skills and Moderate or above international experience

7. The moderate tax burden rate is competitive with other European countries. Duties, taxes and other fees are very low. The tax planning scheme is quite attractive.

8. Efficient capital markets and favorable conditions. A wide range of banking and insurance products. Favorable interest rate terms. In the long term, price stability is high and inflation is low.

9. Excellent educational institutions, leading innovation centers Basic education and training are application-oriented, universities and technical colleges are known for conducting world-renowned research, private schools and boarding schools are renowned in the world for integrating research and business practice, and participating in international Research exchange supports bringing innovations into practice

10. Provide professional support and comprehensive consulting services for setting up a commercial location to help establish contacts and find tax exemptions and potential sources of financial support for commercial facilities.