Asia

Company Formation in Asia, low or no tax jurisdiction.

Singapore’s corporate income tax rate is 17%.

That’s a flat rate applied to a company’s chargeable income (net profit after allowable expenses and deductions).

Established provider in Hong Kong and Singapore full remote opening direct cooperation and 10% discount on top of their discount.

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Hong Kong provides quick, remote company formation (5 days for documents) one month including fintechs in total. With a trusted international reputation.

Ideal for global entrepreneurs seeking low-tax, business-friendly operations. Established provider in Hong Kong and Singapore full remote opening direct cooperation and 10% discount on top of their discount.

Pacific and Caribbean

Company formation with low taxes, friendly business environments and proper tax systems in the Pacifics and Caribbean

Forming a company in the Marshall Islands offers a confidential, tax-neutral structure for international business. Enjoy simple maintenance, fast setup, and global flexibility.

Forming a company in the BVI offers a highly trusted, tax-neutral structure with strong privacy protections. Enjoy fast incorporation and minimal ongoing compliance.

For more sophsitcated structures with more compliance while still having a recognition we can recommend Cayman Islands be aware that the requirements here can be more extensive.

Cayman Islands Company – Quick Pros & Cons Overview

Pros:

  • Zero corporate, income, or capital gains tax

  • Strong global reputation and well-regulated financial system

  • High privacy with no public ownership records

  • No exchange controls for international transactions

  • Simple annual maintenance and flexible corporate structures

Cons:

  • Higher setup and renewal costs compared to other offshore jurisdictions

  • Not designed for local business activity

  • Stricter banking due diligence due to global compliance standards

  • Occasional “tax haven” scrutiny depending on your industry