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Tax is the most important factor that affects the decision to open an offshore company. There are numerous jurisdictions around the globe that imposed incentive tax policies to attract more foreign investors and businessmen such as the British Virgin Islands, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Switzerland.
Some simply corporate tax at a lower rate, others have virtually no taxes, and the Cayman Islands are an example.
The Cayman Islands are British Overseas Territories, the famous jurisdiction, and an ideal place for multinational corporations to get benefits and enhance their competitive advantages.
The tax policy is the most attractive point in the Cayman Islands which has no corporate income tax, no property taxes, no capital duty, no payroll taxes, no real property tax, and no withholding tax on dividends interest, royalties, or technical services fees.
Although foreign companies do not need to pay corporate tax, they must pay an annual renewal fee for the Cayman company to maintain their operation. Paying an annual renewal fee for the company on time is necessary as it is not only to maintain the company and comply with local regulations. Paying renewal fees after the expiration date will cause many problems that can affect your operation.
According to The Cayman Islands regulations, business owners need to pay annual Company Renewal fees before 31st December.