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Mauritius offers foreign companies a high-quality offshore environment similar to classic tax havens, although it is not yet as widely used as other offshore destinations and is rather neglected in comparison. But look to the future!
Zero income tax, zero taxation (compensated only by a minimal fee to the
government of $300).
Only one shareholder and one director are required (only a local secretary is
needed, which we will appoint).
Time is money. Incorporating a business takes only one week, while in some
jurisdictions the process can take months. Don't let your business wait, set up
a company in Mauritius today!
No initial capital required
90Â % of the population speaks English, making it easier for you and your
employees to do business.
The register of companies is not public
If we really want to achieve maximum anonymity, it is possible to use nominee
services. Minimal paperwork saves you time. No accounting, tax returns or audits
are required. The annual meeting can be held anywhere. So you can meet your
partners in the country you are currently in, sign the documents and send them
to Mauritius.
No Withholding Taxes
Thanks to its strategic location, Mauritius is popular among investors,
especially as a gateway to India or the African market. AÂ stable banking
environment, which is very important for offshore destinations. (set up an
offshore bank account!)
As you can see, we can confirm that Mauritius is a box of chocolates without surprises. Set up a company in Mauritius. Due to its strategic position in the Indian Ocean, Mauritius is particularly popular among investors as a gateway to the Indian and African markets.
Mauritius stands at the forefront of global offshore jurisdictions. It has concluded dozens of treaties and agreements to avoid double taxation. It is a country that is considered a stable democratic republic with a positive attitude towards human rights. According to the GDP per capita, Mauritius is ranked among the best countries in Africa, it is 14,000Â dollars. There is a noticeable growth in the financial and tourism sectors, but industry is not lagging behind either.
More than 32,000 offshore companies are registered on the island. The country has a relatively prudent banking system that helped mitigate the effects of the 2008–2009 financial crisis.
The Mauritian Companies Act recognizes so-called Global Business Companies Category 1 (Global Business Companies Category 1, GBC1) and Global Business Companies Category 2 (GBC2). GBC2 are based on the standard legislative model of international business companies of the IBC type, which are used in other tax havens. The legislation is influenced by Anglo-American and French continental law Mauritius Companies Act 2001Â as amended.