Offshore
When you invest money outside of your homeland, you are said to be “investing offshore.” The United Arab Emirates have a longstanding reputation as a stable and tax haven. Due to the UAE’s compliance with all international anti-money laundering rules, it has never been placed on a blacklist of non-compliant nations.
Additionally, the nation has not signed the directive or the OCED agreement (Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development). Today, offshore firms incorporated in the UAE are one of the most effective vehicles for protecting confidentiality and investor rights. Those who choose to incorporate their businesses offshore can do so in free zones, where they will be eligible for the tax exemption associated with the free zone companies and other advantages. However, they should be seen as something other than a replacement for the free zone.
Benefits
- Prestigious Dubai address
- No minimum startup cost
- 100% Tax Free
- Globally Respected Jurisdiction
- Only one shareholder and a director required to register the company
- Shareholders are benefitted from the privacy
- Succession Planning
- Favorable Legal Framework
Requirements
Register Company Name
Initial confirmation of the business name must be made with the Registrar. Insurance, banking, building society, cooperative, fund, Municipal, Chamber of Commerce, trust, Royal, chartered, financial, mutual fund, Emirate, and Emirates are all words that cannot be included in a company’s name. Ultimately, the trade name needs to conclude with either “Ltd.” or “Incorporated.”
Submit the Application and Relevant Documents
One must complete the application form and provide several relevant papers after choosing the name of the desired business, including identification for the shareholders and directors. Documentation proving the shareholders’ and directors’ physical and mailing addresses, resumes for all shareholders and directors, a professionally written business plan, and copies of all shareholder and director identification are required to be submitted
Individuals and corporate business organizations have different requirements for document submission. In the next area, you’ll find all the information you need.