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General
Confidentiality in your financial transactions is a function of local laws more than of attempts to circumvent laws. Accordingly it is most important to work within the laws of the various jurisdictions available to you and ensure that the jurisdictions have the most favorable possible laws and some assurance of the longevity of these laws. Order Form.

Jurisdictions
We have been very careful in our selection of jurisdictions so that within a very narrow range we can provide you with the tried and trusted (BVI, Cayman Islands) and the less well-known and more secure (Belize, Samoa.). There are some forty offshore jurisdictions in which we can incorporate ranging from the Channel Islands to Hong Kong. However unless you have very specific reasons for wanting such incorporations - e.g. to establish a company within the boundaries of a specific trading community, we recommend Samoa as our location of choice. See our Country Comparison Chart to see why: Should you wish to incorporate in any particular country, contact us for a quotation. Order Form.

Nominees
We do not normally provide Nominee Directors or shareholders for your company. We feel that our methodology makes it possible for you to have your offshore company with adequate confidentiality without resorting to measures that will drive your costs up without providing commensurate benefits. If you should start a Nevada company then we can include the nominee... either simply to keep your name off the public record ($395) or to sign any document that doesn't make the signer personally liable ($10,000 for a full year - plus shipping charges for the documents but no hourly charge for vetting the documents)

Bank accounts & Debit cards
Simple incorporation includes neither a bank account nor a debit card account. The most frequent use for such a company is for concealing the name of the owners of some other corporation that is based in a country with less stringent privacy controls (e.g. U.S., Britain, Japan) or in countries that are only now beginning to get their legal structures in order and where many of the Privacy issues have not yet been fully worked through (e.g. Russia, China) They have also been used to conceal the nationality of the beneficial owners of an onshore company where the political situation makes ownership by certain nationalities problematic. (e.g. U.S. citizens owning businesses in certain banned countries or Israelis owning companies in Muslim dominated countries. ). Order Form.

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