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HONGKONG COMPANY BVI COMPANY USA C USA LLC UK LLP UK UK PRIVATE LIMITED COMPANY DELAWARE CORPORATION NEVADA CORPORATION SINGAPORE COMPANY GERMANY COMPANY CAYMAN ISLANDS COOK ISLANDS BAHAMAS COMPANY PANAMA CORPORATION BERMUDA COMPANY SAMOA COMPANY SEYCHELLES COMPANY NIUE COMPANY MARSHALL ISLANDS MAURITIUS(GBC1) MAURITIUS(GBC2) NIVIS COMPANY BELIZE COMPANY ANGUILLA COMPANY ISLE OF MAN JERSEY COMPANY LIBERIA COMPANY TURKS AND CAICOS VANUATU COMPANY CYPRUS COMPANY GIBRALTAR COMPANY SPAIN COMPANY RUSSIA COMPANY SWITZERLAND SHELF LIST WHAT IS OFFSHORE? USES OF OFFSHORE COMPANIES VIRTUAL OFFICE SERVICES USEFUL LINKS     Bahamas Background The Bahamas IBC Act 2000, as amended on 7 September 2001, 11 August 2004 and 22 October 2004 Introduction The Bahamas is a former British colony which gained independence in 1973 although it has had its own parliament for over 260 years as an independent member of the British Commonwealth. The Bahamas comprises of over 700 islands in the Caribbean Sea to the southeast of Florida. Since independence, the Bahamas has enjoyed a stable democratic government. In the same time zone as New York, the Bahamas is less than an hour by air from Miami and is directly accessible from a number of other major cities. The islands, with their tropical climate, attract millions of visitors each year. Law And Taxation The corporate law is governed by the International Business Companies (IBC) Act, which was originally introduced in 1990 and modelled on the British Virgin Islands' (BVI) IBC Act. It was revised in 2000 and further amended in September 2001, August 2004 and October 2004. The IBC Act requires the filing of Register of Directors and Officers at the Companies Registry on public record. The annual government fee is USD350 for authorised capital of USD50,000 or below and USD1,000 for authorised capital above USD50,000. The fee and filing requirements when combined with the introduction of strict compliance and due diligence requirements, have nullified Bahamas' competitive advantage. In addition, the Bahamas IBC Act provides for the establishment of special purpose vehicles (SPV), such as Limited Duration Companies. The Bahamas has no tax treaties at present. Corporate Requirements Each Bahamas company must have a Registered Agent and Registered Office in the Bahamas, provided by a licenced service provider such as OIL. Each company must have one director and corporate directors are permitted. A copy of the Register of Directors and Officers must be filed with the Bahamas Registrar of Companies within twelve months after the appointment and the original kept at the Registered Office in the Bahamas. A notice of a change in the directors and officers must also be filed with the Registrar within twelve months after such change occurs. The company should have at least one shareholder and bearer shares are no longer allowed. Details of the beneficial owner must be disclosed to the registered agent, but are not on public record. There are no requirements to file annual returns or audited accounts. Local Infrastructure Given its proximity to the United States of America, it is not surprising that the Bahamas is a popular tourist destination as well as a convenient offshore financial centre. Telecommunications are excellent, with direct dialling by phone or by fax to almost every country in the world. Flying in or out of the Bahamas is also convenient. The Bahamas is a major offshore banking centre with over 400 banks present and holding in excess of USD390 billion in deposits. There are also numerous legal and accounting firms and a substantial number of trust companies providing a wide array of services. However, there are reports of a substantial reduction in business for the offshore services sector as a result of the new legislation. The lasting effect on the Bahamas as a competitive offshore financial centre has yet to be seen. At present, the Bahamas Companies Registry compares poorly with the BVI and Samoa for efficiency, and with the stricter compliance requirements and increased licence fee, it enjoys little advantage. Our Services We can incorporate a company with your choice of name and confirm the availability of names in advance. Full due diligence requirements must be satisfied before we can proceed with incorporation. All companies are provided with a complete company kit, including share certificates, 5 copies of the M&A plus an electronic copy on CD-ROM, statutory registers, common seal, company chop and a certificate of guarantee of quality. In addition, we can assist clients in obtaining certificates of good standing, registered agent certificates and other certificates of corporate existence. We do not provide corporate managemet services but would be please to introduce you to other professional firms which do. Through the Group's licenced subsidiary in the Bahamas, we provide the necessary ongoing services as Registered Office and Registered Agent for all companies that we incorporate. We would also be pleased to provide such services to other Bahamas incorporated companies.   GENERAL INFORMATION INTRODUCTION The Cook Islands comprises a group of 15 islands located between Tahiti in the east, Samoa and Tonga. The largest island and administrative centre is Rarotonga which is approximately 3,000 km north-east of Auckland, New Zealand and the township of Avarua on that island is the administrative and commercial centre of the Cook Islands. The Islands became self-governing in 1965 but New Zealand retains responsibility for external affairs and defence. The total population of the Island group is approximately 19,000. LANGUAGE The official language is English however Cook Islands Maori is widely spoken. TYPE OF LAW The legal system is based on English common law and incorporates a considerable body of New Zealand statute law. COMPANY INFORMATION TYPE OF COMPANY FOR INTERNATIONAL TRADE AND INVESTMENT International Business Company TIME TO INCORPORATE One Day, but allow ten working days for receipt of documentation. RESTRICTIONS ON NAME AND ACTIVITY Names must end with one of the following words, or abbreviations thereof - Limited, Corporation, Incorporated, Societe Anonyme or Sociedad Anonima. The following words, and their associated activities, cannot be used: Assurance, Bank, Building Society, Chamber of Commerce, Chartered, Cooperative, Imperial, Insurance, Municipal and Royal. CLASSES OF SHARES PERMITTED Registered shares, bearer shares, preference shares, redeemable shares, shares with or without voting rights and shares of no par value. DISCLOSURE OF BENEFICIAL OWNERSHIP TO AUTHORITIES No. LICENCE FEES An International Business Company pays an annual licence fee of US$500. FINANCIAL STATEMENT REQUIREMENTS All companies must lodge annual returns accompanied by audited accounts however this latter requirement can be dispensed with by company resolution. Whilst every effort has been made to ensure that the details contained herein are correct and up-to-date, it does not constitute legal or other professional advice. We do not accept any responsibility, legal or otherwise, for any error or omission. >>TOP

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