Company incorporation

The United Kingdom offers fast, low-cost incorporation and one of the world's most recognised company structures. Banking is competitive, EMIs are abundant, and the credibility of a UK Ltd opens doors globally.

Malta is the EU jurisdiction of choice for SaaS, gaming, and crypto founders. English-speaking, full EU access, and a refund-based tax system that brings the effective rate down to ~5% for non-resident shareholders.

Cyprus offers a flat 12.5% corporate tax rate, an EU treaty network, and a strong IP-box regime. It is popular with fintech, SaaS, international trading, and holding companies.

Jersey is one of the top jurisdictions globally for cross-border funds, family offices, and trust structures, alongside Cayman and Luxembourg. It combines tax neutrality with a sophisticated, internationally respected finance sector.

The Isle of Man levies 0% corporate tax for most activities and sits inside the UK VAT and customs area. It is an established centre for e-gaming, financial services, aviation, and international holding structures.

Guernsey is a leading international finance centre with a 0% standard corporate tax rate and a sophisticated GFSC-regulated framework. It is particularly strong in funds, private equity, captive insurance, family wealth, and international holding structures.

Ireland is an English-speaking EU and eurozone jurisdiction with Single Market access and a 12.5% corporate tax rate on trading income. It is an established base for technology, life sciences, financial services, and international groups.

The United Arab Emirates offers mainland and free-zone incorporation. Federal corporate tax is 0% on taxable income up to AED 375,000 and 9% above it, while qualifying free-zone businesses may receive a 0% rate on qualifying income.

Gibraltar offers a competitive tax environment with 15% corporate tax, no capital gains tax and no VAT. This can make it particularly attractive for holding companies, investment structures and entrepreneurs planning for a future business exit or disposal of assets. Companies are generally taxed on profits accrued in or derived from Gibraltar.

The British Virgin Islands (BVI) is a leading international business jurisdiction. It offers a flexible corporate framework with 0% corporate and capital gains tax for most BVI companies. It is widely used for holding companies, investment vehicles and international business.