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Nevis is a small island in the Caribbean Sea that forms part of the inner arc of the Leeward Islands chain of the West Indies. Nevis and the neighbouring island of Saint Kitts constitute one country: the Federation of Saint Kitts and Nevis. Nevis is located near the northern end of the Lesser Antilles archipelago, about 350 km east-southeast of Puerto Rico and 80 km west of Antigua. Its area is 93 square kilometres (36 sq mi) and the capital is Charlestown.
The majority of the approximately 12,000 citizens of Nevis are of primarily African descent.
English is the official language,and the literacy rate, 98 percent, is one of the highest in the Western Hemisphere.
The political structure for the Federation of Saint Kitts and Nevis is based on the Westminster Parliamentary system, but it is a unique structure in that Nevis has its own unicameral legislature, consisting of Her Majesty's representative (the Deputy Governor General) and members of the Nevis Island Assembly. Nevis has considerable autonomy in its legislative branch. The constitution actually empowers the Nevis Island Legislature to make laws that cannot be abrogated by the National Assembly. In addition, Nevis has a constitutionally protected right to secede from the federation, should a two-third majority of the island's population vote for independence in a local referendum.
The introduction of new legislation has made offshore financial services a rapidly growing economic sector in Nevis. Incorporation of companies, international insurance and reinsurance, as well as several international banks, trust companies, asset management firms, have created a boost in the economy. During 2005, the Nevis Island Treasury collected $94.6 million in annual revenue, compared to $59.8 million during 2001.[31] In 1998, 17,500 international banking companies were registered in Nevis. Registration and annual filing fees paid in 1999 by these entities amounted to over 10 percent of Nevis’ revenues.
Eastern Caribbean dollar (EC$)
There are no foreign exchange controls in Nevis
Financial Services Regulatory Commission, Nevis Branch. The Financial Services Regulatory Commission was established to regulate providers of financial services except for financial services covered by the Banking Act. It is the ultimate regulatory body for anti-money laundering for St. Kitts and Nevis.
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Nevis corporations are formed and regulated by the Nevis Business Corporation Ordinance of 1984 law. A Nevis offshore corporation is called an International Business Corporation or “IBC” and it is tax exempt on all income earned from anywhere in the world except Nevis island. However, U.S. citizens and others from countries taxing worldwide income must report all income to their national tax authorities. Nevis has a stable government and its history shows no major disputes with neighboring nations. The more popular entity because of its exceptional asset protection and tax flow-through benefits is the Nevis LLC. For the vast majority, it is much more beneficial from a tax and asset protection perspective than the Nevis corporation.
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When registering a new Nevis corporation the law requires selecting a unique corporate name not similar to any already existing Nevis corporate names found in the Registrar of Companies.
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Nevis does not require a minimum authorized capital for its corporations.
Nevis allows bearer shares with the approval of the Regulator, that is, the Registrar of Corporations. The registered agent holds the bearer certificates for the owner. Plus, they will maintain a register of each bearer share. Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Combating the Financing of Terrorism (CFT). The Nevis Nevis Financial Services Regulatory Commission performs inspections to make sure the agents comply.
A Nevis corporation has two options when it comes to management of the company. The company can choose to be governed by either its shareholders or appointed managers. Therefore, the number of managers depends on how the company’s Articles of Organization are composed.
Nevis corporation managers do not have to be shareholders. Managers can live anywhere in the world. Also, either private persons or corporations can be named as Nevis corporation managers. Furthermore, nominee managers may be appointed for increased privacy.
Nevis corporations must provide a minimum of one shareholder. Shareholders can live anywhere in the world, and also can be either private persons or corporations. Furthermore, nominee shareholders are allowed in Nevis for additional privacy, should the company elect this option.
Nevis corporation is private and confidential. For Instance, names of corporate managers, directors, and shareholders are not required to be filed with the Nevis Registrar of Companies. Thus, these names stay private and are never made known to the public.
Nevis corporations are exempt from both income taxes and capital gains taxes. withholding tax and all stamp duty. Your company will be exempt from all estate, inheritance or succession tax.
Nevis corporations are not required to keep accounting and auditing records. The corporation has freedom to decide how to maintain its own records.
Every Nevis corporation must appoint a local registered agent who is pre-approved by the Nevis government to serve as a registered agent and have a local office address to accept service of process and official notices. However, a Nevis corporation can have its main office anywhere in the world.
Nevis is party to double taxation treaties with Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, the United Kingdom and the United States of America (limited to social security benefits).
All Businesses that operate on the Island of Nevis must be duly licensed by the Ministry of Finance and must pay all relevant License fees and Taxes to the Nevis Inland Revenue Department. Requirements for Obtaining a Business License are as follows.
It is Mandatory that the Renewal of Business Licenses be done at the Inland Revenue Department during the month of January each year. Payments made after January 31st would attract interest at a rate of (1%) per month, plus (5%) penalty charged on all outstanding balances.
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