Our team of accountants in Cayman Islands can also help you with dedicated accounting and bookkeeping services. Companies in the Cayman Islands are required to maintain books that prove the financial transactions and many businesses choose to outsource the processes of maintaining these proper books of accounts. Choosing to work…
Investors interested in Cayman Islands incorporation will often find that professional legal aid is welcomed, and sometimes necessary when dealing with various business issues. The Islands are a favorable location for doing business, with a good regulatory regime and business environment, to which the advantage of a tax-natural regime is…
Having a team of lawyers to support your business is important and many foreign investors who are interested in setting up a Cayman Islands company find that, along with incorporation services, they are also in need of ongoing legal advice and support. Our team provides quality law services in the…
A vessel’s maritime flag indicates the country in which that ship is registered. The nautical frag etiquette has a longstanding history and the national ensign is important for ships that engage in touristic or commercial activities. The Cayman Islands is, for the purpose of vessel registration, part of the Red…
We have a team of experienced specialists in company formation in Cayman Islands, accountants, lawyers, financial analysts and business consultants. Our main objective is to help our clients open legal entities in the Cayman Islands by complying with all the administrative, legal and taxation rules and regulations required in this…
The Cayman Islands are a British Overseas Territory that is considered a tax haven because of the low taxes imposed on resident companies. While this is undeniably an important reason to open a company here, others also add to the list of reasons for setting up a company in the…
Purchasing a yacht is a form of investment that can be subject to additional expenses once the vessel starts sailing and the owner needs to pay registration fees and taxes. Investors can create an offshore strategy for their investments in vessels just as much as they plan for offshore company…
Foreign investors who wish to set up a business commonly use the Cayman Islands non-resident company. This is a type of legal entity that is an alternative to the exempted company and can engage in offshore business transactions as it is not allowed to do business in the Islands. This…
There is no requirement for minimum share capital for opening a company in the Cayman Islands, however, investors do need to observe the conditions for the share capital of the company, as it is inscribed in the company’s constitutive documents. Because of its characteristics, and the fact that it has…
The Cayman Islands Shipping Registry (CISR) is the authority in charge with registering vessels as well as maritime administration and related services in the Islands. They operate a number of vessels as well as have a core role in the shipping industry. The Registry maintains a number of partnerships with…
