Dormant Companies For Sale – Why Should You Buy a “Shelf” Company?
Dormant Companies For Sale – Why Should You Buy a “Shelf” Company? The phrase Shelf Company has received a lot of bad press thanks to Hollywood. But in actuality, …
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Why You Should Purchase a Ready Made/Shelf Company Today
Why You Should Purchase a Ready Made/Shelf Company Today Readymade/Shelf companies exist in many forms, and are available in many countries, but they all provide one very important thing …
Commonwealth of Dominica Ready Made Company
Commonwealth of Dominica – Ready Made Companies We currently don’t have any Dominican shelf companies, please enquire below and we will let you know the second we have one …
What is a Declaration of Trust?
A Declaration of Trust in the context of an Offshore Company is a written undertaking by a Nominee Shareholder to the Beneficial (Real) Owner to hold shares on his …
What is a Power of Attorney?
A Power of Attorney (POA) is a legal agreement which empowers a person with the authority to pass on this authority to another person or persons and making him …
Why and when do I need an apostilled set of documents?
Most banks require the company charter documents (public documents) to have an apostille guaranteeing them to be authentic documents and bearing the official stamp of the authorised person to …
What is the difference between a notarised document and an apostilled document?
A notarised document is a copy of the document which is certified to be a true copy of the original and signed (notarised) by one who is a registered …
What is the difference between a Registered Shareholder and a Nominee Shareholder?
A Registered Shareholder is where the beneficial (real) owner records his/her name on the Share Certificate and in the Register of Shares as the owner of the allotted shares. …
What is a Nominee?
A Nominee is a Third Party who is registered as a Director or a Shareholder of the company. A Nominee is intended simply to facilitate the Beneficial Owner in …
What are Offshore Companies most commonly used for?
Offshore companies are most commonly used for offshore banking, to conduct international trade, investment activities by professionals and for asset protection. Offshore companies can be involved in buying and …