Geographically highly isolated, the Marshall Islands are located in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, midway between the Philippines and Hawaii. The country has a population of approximately 66,000 and residents speak both English and Marshallese. The Marshall Islands provides commercial and corporate services to non-resident companies and is a well-known and successful offshore financial center. The Republic of the Marshall Islands (RMI) offers sustainable business programs that have attracted thousands of international companies and ventures such as: B. Limited Liability Companies (LLCs), partnerships and limited partnerships (LPs). The Marshall Islands Associations Law governs all nonresident corporations incorporated in the islands and is based on the corporations laws of the US state of Delaware.

In general, companies registered in the Marshall Islands benefit from confidentiality protections from international business partners, shareholders and company directors. The islands also offer corporate tax advantages: tax exemption for non-resident domestic companies, limited liability for company directors and no statutory registration requirements. The Marshall Islands also ensure the protection of financial assets with low capital requirements and favorable wealth management opportunities.

The most common form of company used on the islands is the International Business Company or International Business Corporation (IBC). IBCs operate and can be used as separate legal entities, holding bank accounts and securities, and engaging in joint ventures, estate planning, wealth protection, international trade, vessel ownership and public offerings. There is no minimum authorized capital, no auditing requirements, and no foreign exchange or residency restrictions, and the jurisdiction also offers free domicile and flexibility in the frequency of meetings.

The main advantage of IBCs is that they allow entrepreneurs to increase their profitability while reducing liability. This is due to the reduced liability of shareholders in the event of litigation or loss of business, which is limited to the total direct capital investment by the individuals involved in the company.

There are several requirements for IBC registration. At least one director, one secretary and one shareholder must be registered (they can be the same person); There must be a regular capital of 500 no-par shares (bearer shares are also permitted) or 50,000 shares with a nominal value of USD 1.00 (approx. EUR 0.85); and the company name must end in Ltd, Corp, Inc or S.A. end up. In general, starting an IBC company makes it easier for company owners to:

Maintain anonymity while conducting unlimited business transactions
Bypass embargoes and international sanctions while doing business in other countries
operate as a special purpose entity while carrying out business activities
Intellectual Property Consolidation in Licensing and Franchising of Business Units
Conduct international trades utilizing professional services and investment management options available in the country
to protect the assets of the shareholders
The Marshall Islands are a good choice for modern international business and offer attractive business opportunities. There are several areas in which an IBC could operate that are considered particularly attractive for investment: international trade and finance, including banking, and the maritime industry. These sectors are good choices for international investors looking to set up a sustainable business abroad.

These areas offer both financial and legal benefits, such as: B. Zero taxation or lower tax rates, increased privacy with minimal risk of confidentiality issues, convenient access to deposits and protection from financial, social and governmental unrest in the directors' home country.