Hong Kong
- fast Registration: A simple offshore company can be registered in one business day;
- low Share Capital: Only $1 HK share capital is required for formation;
- English: As a former British Territory for 150 years, English is its second official language.
Singapour
- Company Incorporation It only takes one to two days for a company to be fully incorporated - As Singapore implements a single-tier tax policy, dividends are tax-free. Company's income will only be taxed at thecorporate level at about 8.5% for income up to SGD 300,000 and a flat rate of 17% for income above SGD 300,000
Canada
- firms in Canada are completely exempt from the need to submit any financial or tax reporting, or to be audited,provided that they do not operate in Canada;
- Canadian companies have the right to use a nominal service to protect the data of their true owners and maintainconfidentiality;
- Canada has high prestige among other countries, which allows not only to work successfully in the internationalmarket, but also to open accounts in many international banks.
South Africa
Private Companies (private companies) are the most popular form of companies in SouthAfrica. These are public limited companies - PTY (Proprietary Limited). The company namemust contain the phrase “Proprietary Limited” or “PTY Limited”.
- PTY companies are most used in the export / import of goods and services. Thistype of company is ideal for transactions with EU countries, as there are no issueswith the application of VAT in working with companies from the Eurozone.
Belarus
Belarus does not have major incentives to transfer in foreign earned profits from outside the country. Taxes are reasonable in Belarus because general corporate tax is 18%. This ranks Belarus as 58th overall with regards to corporate tax rate worldwide.
The VAT rate in BY is 20.00%, that ranks Belarus as 58th when compared to value added tax rate worldwide.
- The interest witholding rate is estimated at 10%;
- The dividends witholding rate is 12%;
- The royalties witholding rate 15%.
Turkey
Due to the fact that Turkey is located on the border of Europe and Asia, this jurisdiction has close economic ties with states from both parts of the world, which makes it attractive for international business.
- tax exemption on dividends received from a local subsidiary;
- exemption from dividend tax from a non-resident subsidiary provided that: 10% ownership for at least 1year, tax on non-resident at least 15%;
- exemption from capital gains tax by 75%, subject to ownership of at least 2 years and even a number of conditions;
- availability of a special regime for international holding companies in which there is no capital gains tax.
Montenegro
Montenegro offers one of the most dynamic economies in the Balkans. After the strife of the 1990s and independence from Serbia in 2006, the Montenegrin government has been singularly focused on creating prosperity.That means attracting entrepreneurs by making setting up a company in Montenegro as easy as possible.
- low corporate income tax rate - 9%;
- low tax rate on capital gains, dividends, interest and royalties - 9%, and for interest payments to non-residents at the source - 5%;
- simplicity of communication.
Serbia
Before starting a business, the investors must be aware of the types of companies they can open in Serbia. Just like in any other European country, the investors who want to start a company in Serbia may choose any suitable form of business they want. There are the limited liability companies - private (d.o.o.) or public(a.d.) - and partnerships - general (o.d.) or limited (k.d.).
- loyalty of the banking system to business structures owned by residents of CIS member states;
- no tax on dividend payments between local companies;
- 54 international tax agreements have been concluded.
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