Form-A-Co FAQ's
In the interest of trying to save you some time, Form-A-Co has provided some common questions and answers pertaining to the document registration journey into Gibraltar.
Business registration in Gibraltar involves submitting the necessary documents to the Companies House, including the company's memorandum and articles of association, details of directors and shareholders, and a registered office address. The process typically takes a few weeks, and once approved, the company is issued a Certificate of Incorporation.
Gibraltar residency can be obtained through various means, such as employment, self-employment, or through the Category 2 Individual status. Each route has specific requirements, but generally, applicants need to demonstrate financial self-sufficiency and a clean criminal record. The residency process involves submitting an application to the Gibraltar Residency Department.
Yacht registration in Gibraltar involves submitting an application to the Gibraltar Ship Registry. The yacht must meet the registry's eligibility criteria, which include compliance with safety and technical standards. Once approved, the yacht is issued a Gibraltar flag, providing the owner with the advantages of a reputable and internationally recognized flag.
Gibraltar is known for its well-established legal framework and regulatory environment for trusts. Setting up a family trust in Gibraltar provides advantages such as confidentiality, asset protection, and favorable tax treatment. The jurisdiction's commitment to preserving privacy makes it an appealing choice for families looking to safeguard and manage their wealth across generations.
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Gibraltar trusts offer various benefits, including tax advantages and asset protection. Establishing a trust in Gibraltar allows individuals to manage and protect their wealth, as well as plan for succession. The jurisdiction provides a well-regulated legal framework for trusts, making it an attractive option for individuals and businesses seeking asset protection and succession planning.
Re-domiciliation to Gibraltar involves transferring the registration of a company from another jurisdiction to Gibraltar. The process includes obtaining the necessary approvals from both the original and the receiving jurisdictions, preparing the required documentation, and submitting the application to the Companies House in Gibraltar. Re-domiciliation allows companies to benefit from Gibraltar's business-friendly environment.
Gibraltar offers a favorable tax regime for businesses, with a low corporate tax rate. Companies registered in Gibraltar are subject to corporate tax only on income generated within the territory. Additionally, there is no value-added tax (VAT) in Gibraltar, making it an attractive jurisdiction for businesses seeking tax advantages.
Yes, non-residents can own a yacht registered in Gibraltar. The Gibraltar Ship Registry does not impose restrictions based on the owner's residency. This makes Gibraltar a popular choice for international yacht owners who appreciate the jurisdiction's reputable flag, regulatory standards, and the flexibility it offers in terms of yacht ownership.
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